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Gender and Family in European Economic Policy
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- Diana Auth(University of Applied Sciences)Jutta Hergenhan(University of Giessen)Barbara Holland-Cunz(University of Giessen)
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- Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), 2017. "Gender and Family in European Economic Policy," Springer Books, Springer, number 978-3-319-41513-0, June.
Handle: RePEc:spr:sprbok:978-3-319-41513-0
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-41513-0
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Book Chapters
The following chapters of this book are listed in IDEAS- Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz, 2017. "Introduction: Rethinking Gender Equality Since the Turn of the Millennium," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 1-12, Springer.
- Francesca Bettio, 2017. "Can We Call It a Revolution? Women, the Labour Market, and European Policy," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 15-39, Springer.
- Sophie Rouault, 2017. "Symbolic Policy Making for Gender Equality: Comparing the Use of Quotas for Civil Service and Corporate Boards in France and Germany," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 43-62, Springer.
- Cécile Guillaume, 2017. "Overcoming the Gender Pay Gap: Equal Pay Policies Implementation in France and the United Kingdom," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 63-80, Springer.
- Roland Erne & Natalie Imboden, 2017. "Equal Pay by Gender and by Nationality: A Comparative Analysis of Switzerland’s Unequal Equal Pay Policy Regimes Across Time," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 81-107, Springer.
- Sigrid Leitner, 2017. "Reconciliation of Employment and Childcare in Austria, Germany and Iceland. Examples for Gender Equality in Family Life?," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 111-128, Springer.
- Dorota Szelewa, 2017. "From Implicit to Explicit Familialism: Post-1989 Family Policy Reforms in Poland," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 129-151, Springer.
- Diana Auth & Hanne Martinek, 2017. "Social Investment or Gender Equality? Aims, Instruments, and Outcomes of Parental Leave Regulations in Germany and Sweden," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 153-176, Springer.
- Catherine Achin, 2017. "The French Parity Law: A Successful Gender Equality Measure or a “Conservative Revolution”?," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 179-197, Springer.
- Gesine Fuchs & Christine Scheidegger, 2017. "Political Representation of Women in Europe. What Accounts for the Increase in the 2000s?," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 199-225, Springer.
- Jutta Hergenhan, 2017. "Successes and Failures of Electoral Gender Quotas in a Global Perspective," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 227-250, Springer.
- Barbara Holland-Cunz, 2017. "Targeted Measures Versus Change of Political Culture: How Can Gender Equality Best Be Achieved?," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, chapter 0, pages 253-264, Springer.
- Dorota Szelewa, 2018. "Erratum to: From Implicit to Explicit Familialism: Post-1989 Family Policy Reforms in Poland," Springer Books, in: Diana Auth & Jutta Hergenhan & Barbara Holland-Cunz (ed.), Gender and Family in European Economic Policy, pages E1-E1, Springer.
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