Gender and the Welfare State: Care, Work and Welfare in Europe and the USA

Katherine Rake · Mary Daly

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Introduction. Chapter 1 Studying the Welfare State and Gender: The Insights of Existing Work. Chapter 2 Framework of Analysis. Chapter 3 Gender and the Provision of Care. Chapter 4 Gender and Work. Chapter 5 Welfare, Household Resources and Gender Relations. Chapter 6 Bringing it All Back Home: Individual Resources, Family Redistribution and Gender Relations. Chapter 7 Towards an Explanation of National Configurations and Cross--national Patterns. Chapter 8 Conclusions and Overview. Notes. Bibliography. Index. Technical Appendix

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