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Childcare and welfare (in)justice A discussion of welfare reform and its impact on child care, including a historical perspective on impoverished mothers’ use of social services and the political and social implications of welfare reform policy |
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The division of household labor and child care in urban Chinese families A study of the division of household labor and child care in urban Chinese families as it relates to gender, resources/power, and time availability |
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GDR women and German unification: Meanings of paid work and child care A study of the ability of East German women to combine motherhood and employment during the unification of Germany and its transition from state socialism to market capitalism |
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Gender liberation, economic squeeze, or fear of strangers: Why fathers provide infant care in dual-earner families A study of the experiences and predictors of father care for infants in dual earner families |
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Masculinity and child care: The reconstruction of fathering A study of Norwegian fathers’ use of paid and unpaid parental leave, and their construction of masculinity in connection with caregiving; the data was collected through surveying roughly 960 new fathers in Trondheim, 260 new fathers throughout Norway who used paid family leave, and in-depth interviews with ten couples who shared the parental leave period |
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Organizational culture and New York State employees' work-family conflict: Gender differences in balancing work and family responsibilities An overview of the relationship between organizational culture and family leave policy as it relates to gender differences in balancing family-work responsibilities on New York State employees |
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Parental child care selection criteria and program quality in metropolitan and nonmetropolitan communities A study comparing the child care selection criteria between mothers and fathers and between urban and rural parents, examining the ordering of parents’ chosen selection criteria, and then comparing the parents’ selection criteria with trained observers’ assessments of the quality of care received by the parents’ children |
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Young women's expected and preferred patterns of employment and child care A study of young women’s expectations and preferences for career and family roles |
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