This book provides the first comparative study of the long-term development of women's part-time work in Europe and the United States from 1950 onwards. The authors analyze a wealth of longitudinal and cross-sectional data on the work force, generating a powerful critique of the dominant theories that part-time work equalizes women's position vis a vis full-time workers or leaves women in part-time jobs wholly marginalized. Instead, the study asserts, women's increasing part-time employment in modern societies must be examined in the context of the sexual division of labor within the family.
This book provides the first comparative study of the long-term development of women's part-time work in Europe and the United States from 1950 onwards. The authors analyze a wealth of longitudinal and cross-sectional data on the work force, generating a powerful critique of the dominant theories that part-time work equalizes women's position vis a vis full-time workers or leaves women in part-time jobs wholly marginalized. Instead, the study asserts, women's increasing part-time employment in modern societies must be examined in the context of the sexual division of labor within the family.
* 1.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Catherine Hakim: Introduction: A Comparative Perspective on Part-Time Work * 2.: Catherine Hakim: A Sociological Perspective on Part-Time Work * 3.: Sonja Drobnic: Part-Time Work in Central and Eastern European Countries * 4.: Haris Symeonidou: Full and Part-Time Employment of Women in Greece: Trends and Relationships with Life-Cycle Events * 5.: Tindara Addabbo: Part-Time Work in Italy * 6.: Laurence Coutrot, Irene Fournier, Annick Kieffer and Eva Lelievre: The Family Cycle and the Growth of Part-Time Female Employment in France: Boon or Doom? * 7.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Götz Rohwer: Part-Time Work in West-Germany * 8.: Paul de Graaf and Hedwig Vermeulen: Female Labour Market Participation in the Netherlands: Developments in the Relationship between Family Cycle and Employment * 9.: Brendan Burchell, Angela Dale, and Heather Joshi: Part-Time Work Among British Women * 10.: Soren Leth-Sorensen and Götz Rohwer: Women's Employment and Part-Time Work in Denmark * 11.: Marianne Sundström: Managing Work and Children: Part-Time Work and the Family Cycle of Swedish Women * 12.: Sonja Drobnic and Immo Wittig: Part-Time Work in the United States of America * 13.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld: Women's Part-Time Employment and the Family Cycle: A Cross-National Comparison
* 1.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Catherine Hakim: Introduction: A Comparative Perspective on Part-Time Work * 2.: Catherine Hakim: A Sociological Perspective on Part-Time Work * 3.: Sonja Drobnic: Part-Time Work in Central and Eastern European Countries * 4.: Haris Symeonidou: Full and Part-Time Employment of Women in Greece: Trends and Relationships with Life-Cycle Events * 5.: Tindara Addabbo: Part-Time Work in Italy * 6.: Laurence Coutrot, Irene Fournier, Annick Kieffer and Eva Lelievre: The Family Cycle and the Growth of Part-Time Female Employment in France: Boon or Doom? * 7.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld and Götz Rohwer: Part-Time Work in West-Germany * 8.: Paul de Graaf and Hedwig Vermeulen: Female Labour Market Participation in the Netherlands: Developments in the Relationship between Family Cycle and Employment * 9.: Brendan Burchell, Angela Dale, and Heather Joshi: Part-Time Work Among British Women * 10.: Soren Leth-Sorensen and Götz Rohwer: Women's Employment and Part-Time Work in Denmark * 11.: Marianne Sundström: Managing Work and Children: Part-Time Work and the Family Cycle of Swedish Women * 12.: Sonja Drobnic and Immo Wittig: Part-Time Work in the United States of America * 13.: Hans-Peter Blossfeld: Women's Part-Time Employment and the Family Cycle: A Cross-National Comparison
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