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Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1 Who Cares? The Problem of Childcare for Working Parents 21 2 From Women's Liberation to New Ways to Work: Feminist Labor Activism and the Making of Working Parenthood 61 3 From Equality to Diversity: Working Parents in the Public Sector 95 4 Making the Business Case: The Rise of the "Family-Friendly" Private Sector 119 5 Becoming a Working Parent: Labor Intensification and the Pursuit of "Having it All" 161 Conclusion 201 Notes 213 Bibliography 265 Index 279
Acknowledgments ix Introduction 1 1 Who Cares? The Problem of Childcare for Working Parents 21 2 From Women's Liberation to New Ways to Work: Feminist Labor Activism and the Making of Working Parenthood 61 3 From Equality to Diversity: Working Parents in the Public Sector 95 4 Making the Business Case: The Rise of the "Family-Friendly" Private Sector 119 5 Becoming a Working Parent: Labor Intensification and the Pursuit of "Having it All" 161 Conclusion 201 Notes 213 Bibliography 265 Index 279
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