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#1 [more] | Appelbaum, Eileen, Thomas Bailey, Peter Berg, Arne L. Kalleberg. Shared Work-Valued Care: New Norms For Organizing Market Work and Unpaid Care Work. |
#2 [more] | Baker, Maureen. Reinforcing Obligations and Responsibilities Between Generations: Policy Options From Cross-National Comparisons. |
#3 [more] | Beaujot, Roderic. Models of Earning and Caring: Trends in Time-Use. |
#4 [more] | Bracci, Christa. Ties That Bind: Ontario's Filial Responsibility Act. |
#5 [more] | Brown, Debra J. Working the System: Re-Thinking the Institutionally Organized Role of Mothers and the Reduction of "Risk" in Child Protection Work. |
#6 [more] | Christie, Nancy. Engendering the State: Family, Work, And Welfare in Canada. |
#7 [more] | Cossman, Brenda, Judy Fudge. Privatization, The Law and the Challenge to Feminism. |
#8 [more] | Eichler, Margrit. Family Shifts: Families, Policies, And Gender Equality. |
#9 [more] | England, Paula, Nancy Folbre. Who Pays For Raising the Next Generation of Americans - Women, Men, Or the State? |
#10 [more] | Evandrou, Maria, Karen Glaser. Combining Work and Family Life: The Pension Penalty of Caring. |
#11 [more] | Green, Daina. Balancing Work and Family Responsibilities: Discussion Paper. |
#12 [more] | Horl, Josef. Eldercare Policy Between the State and Family: Austria. |
#13 [more] | McDaniel, Susan A. Serial Employment and Skinny Government: Reforming Caring and Sharing Among Generations. |
#14 [more] | Singleton, Judy. Women Caring For Elderly Family Members: Shaping Non-Traditional Work and Family Initiatives. |
#15 [more] | Smart, Carol. Stories of Family Life: Cohabitation, Marriage and Social Change. |
#16 [more] | Turnbull, Lorna A. Double Jeopardy: Motherwork and the Law. |
#17 [more] | Ursel, Jane. Private Lives, Public Policy: 100 Years of State Intervention in the Family. |
#18 [more] | Wheelock, Jane. Getting by With a Little Help From Your Family: Toward a Policy-Relevant Model of the Household. |
#19 [more] | author unknown Families and the Economy: New Partnerships, New Strategies: A Participatory Symposium. |