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Friday 14:15 - 16:00 CEST (12/06/2015)
Housework inequality is seen as a major source of gender inequality in West-European Welfare States. The paper in this panel discuss this problem from different perspectives and with focus on different regions in central, south and eastern Europe. They present insights about private or public solutions to reconcile work and child- or elderly care for both men and women. Moreover they present findings on reconciliation strategies to reconcile work, politics and private life.
| Title | Details |
|---|---|
| Men between Employment and Elderly Care. Investive Social Policy at the Company Level | View Paper Details |
| Parental Leave Reform in Poland: Moving toward the Nordic Model? | View Paper Details |
| Proactive Coping Strategies of Local Politicians to Reconcile Work, Politics and Private Life | View Paper Details |
| Struggles for Recognition of Care-giving and Care Work. Spanish Eldercare in Transition | View Paper Details |
| Welfare State and Care: The Challenge of the Spanish Households | View Paper Details |