The paper identifies the main features of changes and continuity in the labour market, the family, the welfare state and political participation. The authors reject foreign models of gender equality to assess the notion of change. Instead, they use a normative ideal-tye, The Universal Care-giver Model, to which gender inequalities in different areas of southern european societies are compared.
Interpreting the Transformation of Gender Inequalities in Southern Europe.
NALDINI, Manuela
1999-01-01
Abstract
The paper identifies the main features of changes and continuity in the labour market, the family, the welfare state and political participation. The authors reject foreign models of gender equality to assess the notion of change. Instead, they use a normative ideal-tye, The Universal Care-giver Model, to which gender inequalities in different areas of southern european societies are compared.
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