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The Nordic Countries in Comparative Perspective Gutachten erstellen - eine der Hauptaufgaben der forensischen Psychiatrie. Vollständig: Grundlagen, Aufgaben des Strafrechts, Merkmale der Straftat. Eingehend: Schuldfähigkeit und Rechtsfolgen. Detailliert: Rechte und Pflichten von Sachverständigen...
A better work-life balance for working parents has become an imperative social policy issue in most contemporary welfare states and sets two objectives: to increase flexible labour forces as well as the number of daycare facilities and to improve children´s overall education. Drawing upon
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The Nordic Countries in Comparative Perspective
Gutachten erstellen - eine der Hauptaufgaben der forensischen Psychiatrie. Vollständig: Grundlagen, Aufgaben des Strafrechts, Merkmale der Straftat. Eingehend: Schuldfähigkeit und Rechtsfolgen. Detailliert: Rechte und Pflichten von Sachverständigen...

A better work-life balance for working parents has become an imperative social policy issue in most contemporary welfare states and sets two objectives: to increase flexible labour forces as well as the number of daycare facilities and to improve children´s overall education. Drawing upon up-to-date empirical data, the volume provides detailed insights in policies targeting families, above all, women as (to be) parents and workers. It compares experiences made in Nordic countries during the last 20 years. These countries have become paragons for policies that apparently work in favour of improving the work-life balance, equal employment opportunities and public child care. The Netherlands, Germany and the UK are taken in as countries that provide contrasts in employment patterns and family-related policies. The volume is a timely contribution to ongoing debates on 'policies that work' and related quests for policy-learning in regard to boosting female employment, maintaining, even increasing, birth-rates and investing in human resources.

Autorenporträt
Ilona Ostner is Professor of Social Policy at the Georg-August-University, Göttingen, Faculty of Social Science. Christoph Schmitt teaches social policy at the Georg-August-University, Göttingen, Faculty of Social Science.