Family policies and gender

Abstract

Whether, how, and under which conditions family policies diminish or exacerbate gender equality is a longstanding question in welfare state research. This panel tackles these questions by focusing on the political and ideational causes of family policy changes, while also taking into account the gendered implications of policy changes. Contributions employ different methodologies and include single country cases and comparative approaches.

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Family policies and the Roma in the anti-liberal, and anti-gender political regime in Hungary	View Paper Details
Two decades of research on ‘family policy change’: A qualitative systematic review	View Paper Details
Politics of Gender Equality: What shapes work-family policy-making in Ireland?	View Paper Details
The Politics of Couples’ Taxation: Explaining the Shift to the Individual Tax Unit in OECD Countries	View Paper Details
The Politics of Parental Leave Policy under the Multi-Dimensional Party Competition	View Paper Details