Shifting Policy Logics
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Köp båda 2 för 784 krComparative studies like this widen the horizon and enable the reader to view their own country in a new perspective - In the chapter about Britain, the editor Jane Lewis offers a first rate account about the historical development of social policies in Britain. -- Alert, Newsletter of the European Briefing Unit
Jane Lewis is Director of Research in Practice. After an early career in law, including private and public family law, she moved into social policy research. She was Director of the Qualitative Research Unit at NatCen, carrying out research and evaluation largely for central government across the social policy agenda. At NCB (the National Childrens Bureau) she was Director of Research, Evidence and Evaluation.
Introduction, Jane Lewis, All Souls College, Oxford, with Barbara Hobson, Stockholm University.1. Lone Mothers in Germany Before and After Unification, Ilona Ostner, University of Gottingen. 2. Lone Mothers: The British Case, Jane Lewis, All Souls College, Oxford. 3. Lone Mothers: the Case of Ireland, Pauline Conroy, Social Science Research Centre (UCD). 4. Lone Mothers in the Netherlands, Jet Bussemaker, Free University, Amsterdam, Annemieke van Drenth, Leiden University, Trudie Knijn and Janneke Plantenga, University of Utrecht. 5. The Parent-Worker Model: Lone Mothers in Sweden, Barbara Hobson and Mieko Takahasi, Stockholm University. 6. Dilemmas of Citizenship in Denmark: Lone Mothers Between Work and Care, Birte Siim, Aalborg University. 7. Lone Mothers in Italy: a Hidden and Embarrassing Issue in a Familist Welfare Regime, Franca Bimbi, University of Padova. The Contributors. Subject Index. Author Index.