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Designing Parental Leave Policy The Norway Model And The Changing Face Of Fatherhood Berit Brandth Elin Kvande

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Designing Parental Leave Policy The Norway Model And The Changing Face Of Fatherhood Berit Brandth Elin Kvande
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Publisher: Bristol University Press
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.26 MB
Pages: 238
Author: Berit Brandth; Elin Kvande
ISBN: 9781529201598, 1529201594
Language: English
Year: 2020

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Designing Parental Leave Policy The Norway Model And The Changing Face Of Fatherhood Berit Brandth Elin Kvande by Berit Brandth; Elin Kvande 9781529201598, 1529201594 instant download after payment.

Nordic countries lead the way in facilitating better work-family integration through their design of parental leave policies that encourage men towards life courses with greater care responsibilities. Based on original research, this compelling book offers a novel analysis of the everyday parental practices of fathers and parents in Norway as a way of understanding the workings of labour market and welfare policies, whilst considering how migrant fathers might relate to the expectations such laws generate. The authors showcase how this style of men’s care work constitutes a re-gendering of men by promoting ‘caring masculinities’.

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