Reconciliation Policy in Germany 1998-2008 - Cornelius Grebe - Knjige - Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden - 9783531169156 - 8. oktobra 2009
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Cornelius Grebe
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?In all research, the choice of object is primary and decisive. This refers to the set of c- cepts which determines the delimitation among the totality of phenomena of those selected as objects of analysis?(Topalov 1979: 446). In this quote Topalov addresses the ?fundamental illusion? of empiricist research approaches: that objects of inquiry are self-evident givens. The rejection of this - piricist ?illusion?constitutes the foundation of this thesis. This thesis modifies a c- textual social constructionist paradigm of inquiry and combines it with a feminist standpoint in the analysis of policies claimed to be aimed at reconciling paid - ployment and care work in Germany from 1998 to 2005. 1.1 Genesis of the study The present study developed out of three interrelated strands of our intellectual - riosity which evolved, triggered by an engagement with a discipline unique to the UK in its approach, Social Policy. First, in what can be described as a fruitful int- lectual adaptation process to a new discipline, an initial interest in welfare state transformation in Eastern Europe developed into a keen interest in family policies.

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Medij Knjige     Paperback Book   (Knjiga z mehkimi platnicami in lepljenim hrbtom)
Izdano 8. oktobra 2009
ISBN13 9783531169156
Založniki Springer Fachmedien Wiesbaden
Strani 244
Dimenzije 140 × 210 × 13 mm   ·   290 g
Jezik Angleščina  

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