The politics of childcare has become a vibrant area of research. This review analyzes the
evolution of this research over several decades and identifies two phases of scholarship …

Abstract The European Union (EU) launched the European Pillar of Social Rights to improve
social rights for EU citizens. However, little is known about the domestic dynamics of …

Unequal divisions of paid work and care among new parents contribute to increasing
inequalities. One explanation for this is joint utility maximization and the benefits of partners …

This thematic issue aims to deepen the theoretical as well as empirical knowledge on the
inclusiveness of social rights, focussing on the revelatory case of parenting‐related leave …

The question which policy measures facilitate greater paternal participation in childcare and
promote the universal caregiver model (as opposed to the universal breadwinner model) …

Purpose The article asks how to lead the world in work–life balance (WLB) societal rankings,
identifies the major WLB challenges in contemporary societies and rethinks how we …

Grattan Institute is an independent think tank focused on Australian public policy. Our work is
independent, practical, and rigorous. We aim to improve policy by engaging with decision …

A kisgyermekes szülők munka-magánélet konfliktusának vizsgálatai gyakran magától
értetődőnek tekintik, hogy ez inkább „női kérdés”. A karrier és a családi élet …

How do parenthood and publishing contribute to gender gaps in academic career
advancement? While extensive research examines the causes of gender disparities in …

In Denmark, parental leave in relation to childbirth has long been a political hot topic. This
study adds a new perspective to this issue by examining a newly emergent LinkedIn …