Maternity and Gender Policies Women and the Rise of the European Welfare States, 1880s–1950s
- Edited by
- Gisela Bock
- Pat Thane
- Published: 12 Nov 2012
- DOI: 10.4324/9780203059913
- Print ISBN: 9781138154551
- eBook ISBN: 9780203059913
Contents
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Front Matter
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Editors’ introduction By Gisela Bock; Pat Thane
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1Voluntary motherhood 1900–1930: theories and politics of a Norwegian feminist in an international perspective By Ida Blom
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2Family welfare, which policy? Norway’s road to child allowances By Anne-Lise Seip; Hilde Ibsen
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3The invisible child? The struggle for a Social Democratic family policy in Sweden, 1900–1960s By Ann-Sofie Ohlander
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4Models of equality for women: the case of state support for children in twentieth-century Britain By Jane Lewis
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5Visions of gender in the making of the British welfare state: the case of women in the British Labour Party and social policy, 1906–1945 By Pat Thane
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6French feminism and maternity: theories and policies 1890–1918 By Anne Cova
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7Body politics: women, work and the politics of motherhood in France, 1920–1950 By Karen Offen
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8Pronatalism and motherhood in Franco’s Spain By Mary Nash
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9Motherhood as a political strategy: the role of the Italian women’s movement in the creation of the Cassa Nazionale di Maternità By Annarita Buttafuoco
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10Redefining maternity and paternity: gender, pronatalism and social policies in fascist Italy By Chiara Saraceno
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11Housework and motherhood: debates and policies in the women’s movement in Imperial Germany and the Weimar Republic By Irene Stoehr
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12Antinatalism, maternity and paternity in National Socialist racism By Gisela Boch
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Back Matter