Social Policy: A Feminist Analysis

Gillian Pascall

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Gender Politics and Representation

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To understand the Welfare State it is necessary to understand the way it deals with women. Gillian Pascal considers whether approaches to welfare in the 1980s are any more receptive to a feminist perspective than those developed in the 1940s.

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