It is ten years since the first edition of this well-established text was published. The second edition contains an almost entirely new selection of readings, to bring the publication up-to-date, and to develop themes that are likely to remain topical into the late 1990s and beyond. Where possible and relevant, much of the material has a comparative (particularly European) perspective. The book is an essential text for students and teachers of social policy and women's studies.
It is ten years since the first edition of this well-established text was published. The second edition contains an almost entirely new selection of readings, to bring the publication up-to-date, and to develop themes that are likely to remain topical into the late 1990s and beyond. Where possible and relevant, much of the material has a comparative (particularly European) perspective. The book is an essential text for students and teachers of social policy and women's studies.
Introduction; C.Ungerson & M.Kember.- PART 1: WOMEN, SOCIAL SECURITY AND CITIZENSHIP.- Introduction; C.Ungerson Tracing the Contours of Women's Citizenship; R.Lister Equality, Difference and State Welfare: Labour Market and Family Policies in Sweden; J.Lewis & G.Astrom.- PART 2: WOMEN AND THE LABOUR MARKET.- Introduction; M.Kember Women in the Labour Market: Policy in Perspective; A.Dale Part-time Employment and Labour Market Policies; T.Walsh Women and '1992': Integration or Segmentation; G.Whitting.- PART 3: WOMEN AND CHILD CARE Introduction; M.Kember Government Policy; J.Brannen & P.Moss.- Locational Issues in Childcare Provision; S.Bowlby.- Social Support for Families; A.Coote, H.Harman & P.Hewitt Families in Dreamland; P.Morgan.- PART 4: LONE MOTHERS Introduction; M.Kember State, Family and Personal Responsibility: the Changing Balance for Lone Mothers in the UK; J.Millar.- The Relative Prosperity of French One-Parent Families; J. Baker.- PART 5: WOMEN AND HOUSING AND PLANNING POLICY.- Introduction; C.Ungerson Finding a Home; H.Graham Gender, House and 'Home': Social Meanings and Domestic Architecture in Britain; R.Madigan & M.Munro Safer Cities for Women; S.Trench, T.Oc & S.Tiesdell.- PART 6: WOMEN AND EDUCATION.- Introduction; M.Kember 'Just Three Quiet Girls'; M.Stanworth A Gender Agenda; M.David.- The New School Governing Bodies: Are Gender and Race on the Agenda?; R.Deem Can the Barriers be Breached? Mature Women's Access to Higher Education; L.Sperling.- Access and Assets: the Experience of Mature Mother Students in Higher Education; R.Edwards.- PART 7: WOMEN AND HEALTH CARE Introduction; C.Ungerson Maternity Services; House of Commons Select Committee on Health.- Women and Private Medicine; R.Wiles The New Reproductive Technology: Problem or Solution?; J.Strickler.- PART 8: WOMEN AND THE PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES.- Introduction; C.Ungerson.- The Restructuring of the Personal Social Services; M.Langan.- Women Caring for People: the Mismatch between Rhetoric and Women's Reality?; H.Brown & H.Smith.- PART 9: WOMEN AND INFORMAL CARE Introduction; C.Ungerson Informal Care-Givers for Elderly People; S.Arber & J.Ginn.- Feminist Research and Informal Care; J.Morris.- Payment for Caring: Mapping a Territory; C.Ungerson.
Introduction; C.Ungerson & M.Kember.- PART 1: WOMEN, SOCIAL SECURITY AND CITIZENSHIP.- Introduction; C.Ungerson Tracing the Contours of Women's Citizenship; R.Lister Equality, Difference and State Welfare: Labour Market and Family Policies in Sweden; J.Lewis & G.Astrom.- PART 2: WOMEN AND THE LABOUR MARKET.- Introduction; M.Kember Women in the Labour Market: Policy in Perspective; A.Dale Part-time Employment and Labour Market Policies; T.Walsh Women and '1992': Integration or Segmentation; G.Whitting.- PART 3: WOMEN AND CHILD CARE Introduction; M.Kember Government Policy; J.Brannen & P.Moss.- Locational Issues in Childcare Provision; S.Bowlby.- Social Support for Families; A.Coote, H.Harman & P.Hewitt Families in Dreamland; P.Morgan.- PART 4: LONE MOTHERS Introduction; M.Kember State, Family and Personal Responsibility: the Changing Balance for Lone Mothers in the UK; J.Millar.- The Relative Prosperity of French One-Parent Families; J. Baker.- PART 5: WOMEN AND HOUSING AND PLANNING POLICY.- Introduction; C.Ungerson Finding a Home; H.Graham Gender, House and 'Home': Social Meanings and Domestic Architecture in Britain; R.Madigan & M.Munro Safer Cities for Women; S.Trench, T.Oc & S.Tiesdell.- PART 6: WOMEN AND EDUCATION.- Introduction; M.Kember 'Just Three Quiet Girls'; M.Stanworth A Gender Agenda; M.David.- The New School Governing Bodies: Are Gender and Race on the Agenda?; R.Deem Can the Barriers be Breached? Mature Women's Access to Higher Education; L.Sperling.- Access and Assets: the Experience of Mature Mother Students in Higher Education; R.Edwards.- PART 7: WOMEN AND HEALTH CARE Introduction; C.Ungerson Maternity Services; House of Commons Select Committee on Health.- Women and Private Medicine; R.Wiles The New Reproductive Technology: Problem or Solution?; J.Strickler.- PART 8: WOMEN AND THE PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES.- Introduction; C.Ungerson.- The Restructuring of the Personal Social Services; M.Langan.- Women Caring for People: the Mismatch between Rhetoric and Women's Reality?; H.Brown & H.Smith.- PART 9: WOMEN AND INFORMAL CARE Introduction; C.Ungerson Informal Care-Givers for Elderly People; S.Arber & J.Ginn.- Feminist Research and Informal Care; J.Morris.- Payment for Caring: Mapping a Territory; C.Ungerson.
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