Restructuring gender relations and employment : the decline of the male breadwinner
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Restructuring gender relations and employment : the decline of the male breadwinner
Oxford University Press, 1999
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ISBN 9780198294696
Description
Investigating the differences in women's employment across Europe, this text explores the possibilities and limits of structural change and development. The book seeks to develop a new framework for the investigation of the changing mosaic of employment, family lives, and gender relations in contemporary Europe. Women's employment is on the increase throughout Europe, and more women are going into managerial and professional occupations. These changes are both the cause and consequence of wider changes in the family, relations between the sexes, and social attitudes more generally. However, differences in national policies and attitudes mean that trends in women's employment show considerable variation across Europe. This book is intended for scholars and students of sociology, gender studies, economics, European politics, demographics and social researchers and policy makers.
Table of Contents
- Rosemary Crompton.: The Decline of the Male Breadwinner: Explanations and Interpretations
- 2: Jane Millar: Obligations and Autonomy in Social Welfare
- 3: Anne Lise Ellingsaeter: Dual Breadwinners: Between State and Market
- 4: Birgit Pfau-Effinger: The Modernization of Family and Motherhood in Western Europe
- 5: Sue Yeandle: Women, Men And Non-Standard Employment: Recent Developments in the Sexual Division of Breadwinning and Caregiving in Germany, Italy and the UK
- 6: Rosemary Crompton and Fiona Harris: Attitudes, Women's Employment and the Changing Domestic Division of Labour: A Cross-National Analysis
- 7: Rosemary Crompton and Fiona Harris: Employment, Careers and Families: The Significance of Choice and Constraint in Women's Lives
- 8: Nicky Le Leuvre: Gender, Occupational Feminisation and Reflexivity: A Cross-National Perspective
- 9: Rosemary Crompton, Nicky Le Feuvre and Gunn Elisabeth Birkelund: The Restructuring of Gender Relations Within the Medical Professions: Theoretical and Empirical Implications.
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: pbk ISBN 9780198296089
Description
Women's employment is on the increase throughout Europe, and more women are going into managerial and professional ocupations. These changes are both cause and consequence of wider changes in the family, relations between the sexes, and social attitudes more generally. However, differences in national policies and attitudes mean that trends in women's employment show considerable variation across Europe.
Restructuring Gender Relations and Employment investigates the differences in women's employment across Europe and explores the possibilities and limits of structural change and development. The book seeks to develop a new framework for the investigation of the changing mosaic of employment, family lives, and gender relations in contemporary Europe.
Table of Contents
- 1. The Decline of the Male Breadwinner: Explanations and Interpretations
- 2. Obligations and Autonomy in Social Welfare
- 3. Dual Breadwinners: Between State and Market
- 4. The Modernization of Family and Motherhood in Western Europe
- 5. Women, Men And Non-Standard Employment: Recent Developments in the Sexual Division of Breadwinning and Caregiving in Germany, Italy and the UK
- 6. Attitudes, Women's Employment and the Changing Domestic Division of Labour: A Cross-National Analysis
- 7. Employment, Careers and Families: The Significance of Choice and Constraint in Women's Lives
- 8. Gender, Occupational Feminisation and Reflexivity: A Cross-National Perspective
- 9. The Restructuring of Gender Relations Within the Medical Professions: Theoretical and Empirical Implications
- 10. Discussion and Conclusions
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