Working Parents and the Welfare State: Family Change and Policy Reform in Scandinavia

Linda Haas · Arnlaug Leira

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Work-Family Balance Challenges Social Policy and Reform Studies Social Policies and Family

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1. Introduction: changes in the social order 2. Politicising childcare 3. Work, family and the welfare state: problems of reconciliation 4. Parental leave: childcare refamilised 5. From mother's wage to parental choice: cash benefits for childcare 6. Childcare as a social right: family change and policy reform.

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