The Emancipation of Man1

Olof Palme

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Gender and Feminist Studies Employment, Labor, and Gender Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics

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A fundamental idea embraced today in Sweden is that one must aim for change which emancipates men as well as women from the restrictive effects engendered by the traditional sex‐roles — culturally conditioned expectations on an individual on account of sex. Implications and consequences of changes which may evolve are considered and an example of taxation reform recently instituted in Sweden is presented.

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1967The Changing Roles of Men and Women 1968The Changing Roles of Men and Women

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