Offers historical perspectives on the role of families in the processes of a liberal and democratic civil society Discusses the question of the boundaries of the private and public domains Analyses the interventions of state institutions
Offers historical perspectives on the role of families in the processes of a liberal and democratic civil society Discusses the question of the boundaries of the private and public domains Analyses the interventions of state institutions
Paul Ginsborg has been Professor of Contemporary European History at the University of Florence since 1992.
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List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Editor's Preface Dieter Gosewinkel and Jürgen Kocka Part I: Introduction and Overview Introduction Jürgen Nautz, Paul Ginsborg, and Ton Nijhuis Chapter 1. Uncharted Territories: Individuals, Families, Civil Society and the Democratic State Paul Ginsborg Part II: Feminist Historical Views Chapter 2. Gendered Boundaries. Civil Society, the Public/Private Divide and the Family Karen Hagemann Chapter 3. The Family, Civil Society, and Social Policy: a U.S. Perspective Sonya Michel Chapter 4. Feminist Mobilization and Family Change: a Case Study of a Grassroots Women's Organization in Quebec Anne Revillard Part III: Family and Society in South and Western Europe - Case Studies Chapter 5. Corporate Birthmarks of Civil Society: Kinship and Kinship Networks in Voluntary Associations, 1800-1848 Carola Lipp Chapter 6. State, Society and Family Change in 20th Century Spain: the Evolution of the 'Strong Family-Model' Elisa Chuliá Chapter 7. The Foundation of Civilized Society: Family and Social Policy in Britain and Italy between 1946 and 1960 Stefania Bernini Chapter 8. Children and Civil Society John Keane Part IV: State and changing families in Eastern Europe and the Middle East Chapter 9. The Failures of Modernity: Family, Civil Society and State in the Passage from Ottoman Empire to Turkish Republic Ayse Saraçgil Chapter 10. Israel and Palestine through Family, Civil Society and State. An Overview Marcella Simoni Chapter 11. Gendered Boundaries between the State, Family and Civil Society - the Case of Poland after 1989 Elzbieta Korolcuk Chapter 12. Family Structures and Civil Society Perspectives in Present-day Serbia Dragica Vujadinovic Notes on Contributors Index
List of Tables and Figures Acknowledgments Editor's Preface Dieter Gosewinkel and Jürgen Kocka Part I: Introduction and Overview Introduction Jürgen Nautz, Paul Ginsborg, and Ton Nijhuis Chapter 1. Uncharted Territories: Individuals, Families, Civil Society and the Democratic State Paul Ginsborg Part II: Feminist Historical Views Chapter 2. Gendered Boundaries. Civil Society, the Public/Private Divide and the Family Karen Hagemann Chapter 3. The Family, Civil Society, and Social Policy: a U.S. Perspective Sonya Michel Chapter 4. Feminist Mobilization and Family Change: a Case Study of a Grassroots Women's Organization in Quebec Anne Revillard Part III: Family and Society in South and Western Europe - Case Studies Chapter 5. Corporate Birthmarks of Civil Society: Kinship and Kinship Networks in Voluntary Associations, 1800-1848 Carola Lipp Chapter 6. State, Society and Family Change in 20th Century Spain: the Evolution of the 'Strong Family-Model' Elisa Chuliá Chapter 7. The Foundation of Civilized Society: Family and Social Policy in Britain and Italy between 1946 and 1960 Stefania Bernini Chapter 8. Children and Civil Society John Keane Part IV: State and changing families in Eastern Europe and the Middle East Chapter 9. The Failures of Modernity: Family, Civil Society and State in the Passage from Ottoman Empire to Turkish Republic Ayse Saraçgil Chapter 10. Israel and Palestine through Family, Civil Society and State. An Overview Marcella Simoni Chapter 11. Gendered Boundaries between the State, Family and Civil Society - the Case of Poland after 1989 Elzbieta Korolcuk Chapter 12. Family Structures and Civil Society Perspectives in Present-day Serbia Dragica Vujadinovic Notes on Contributors Index
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