Liberal, Conservative, Social Democratic, or ... European? The European Union as Equal Employment Regime

Liberal, Conservative, Social Democratic, or ... European? The European Union as Equal Employment Regime

Source :

• Social Politics: International Studies in Gender, State & Society [ 1072-4745 ] ; 2005.

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Garde d'enfants, Droits civiques, Négociation collective, Analyse comparative, étude comparative, Directive, Politique de l'emploi, égalité de traitement, Intégration européenne, Européanisation, Gouvernance, Harcèlement sexuel, Politique sociale, Droits sociaux.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Additional dimensions, Affirmative action, Affordable child care centers, Amsterdam treaty, Antidiscrimination, Antidiscrimination measures, Autonomous household, Birgit sauer, British governments, British journal, Central pillar, Child care, Child penalties, Civil rights, Collective agreements, Collective bargaining, Collective bargaining agreements, Comparative analysis, Comparative study, Concentric circles, Conservative cluster, Conservative regime, Conservative state, Current regimes, Diane sainsbury, Different spheres, Directive, Domestic change, Early passage, Edgar elgar, Egalitarian gender politics, Elke biester, Employment, Employment policies, Employment policy, Employment regime, Employment regime type, Employment regimes, Employment strategy, Enforcement mechanisms, Equal employment, Equal employment measures, Equal employment policies, Equal employment policy, Equal employment regime, Equal employment regime type, Equal employment regimes, Equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, Equal opportunity laws, Equal rights, Equal treatment, Equal treatment directive, Equality, Europa, European commission, European community, European integration, European union, Europeanisation, Europeanization, Feminist, Feminist research, Feministischer sicht, Gender, Gender equality, Gender equality policy, Gender equity regime, Gender inequality, Gender mainstreaming, Gender policy, Gender politics, Gender regime, Gender sameness, Gendered, Gendered analysis, Gendered division, Gendering, Gendering europeanisation, Governance, Harassment, Human rights concerns, Ilona ostner, Inequality, Institutional changes, Institutional features, Interdependent ways, Intergovernmental negotiations, Jane lewis, Labor courts, Labor force, Labor market, Labor market participation, Labor relations, Labor unions, Lesbian, Leske budrich, Liberal cluster, Liberal states, Liebert, Mainstreaming, Male breadwinner model, Many women, Marginal provision, Mazur, Member states, Minority groups, Mutual recognition, National level, National regimes, Open method, Opportunities approach, Opportunities model, Ostner, Other policies, Oxford university press, Past decades, Peer review, Personal autonomy, Policy preferences, Policy regime, Positive action, Postindustrialized states, Presidency conclusion, Princeton university press, Private child care, Recent literature, Regime, Regime type, Regime typology, Sexual harassment, Sexual orientation, Simple convergence, Simultaneous development, Single mothers, Social cohesion, Social policies, Social policy, Social politics, Social rights, Socialdemocratic regimes, State feminism, State intervention, States cluster, Supranational, Supranational forces, Supranational level, Swedish women, Ulrike liebert, Unsichtbare geschlecht, Wahl, Walby, Welfare policies, Welfare state, Welfare state regime, Welfare state regimes, Western europe, Young children.
• Teeft :
  • Additional dimensions, Affirmative action, Affordable child care centers, Amsterdam treaty, Antidiscrimination, Antidiscrimination measures, Autonomous household, Birgit sauer, British governments, British journal, Central pillar, Child care, Child penalties, Civil rights, Collective agreements, Collective bargaining, Collective bargaining agreements, Comparative analysis, Comparative study, Concentric circles, Conservative cluster, Conservative regime, Conservative state, Current regimes, Diane sainsbury, Different spheres, Directive, Domestic change, Early passage, Edgar elgar, Egalitarian gender politics, Elke biester, Employment, Employment policies, Employment policy, Employment regime, Employment regime type, Employment regimes, Employment strategy, Enforcement mechanisms, Equal employment, Equal employment measures, Equal employment policies, Equal employment policy, Equal employment regime, Equal employment regime type, Equal employment regimes, Equal opportunities, Equal opportunity, Equal opportunity laws, Equal rights, Equal treatment, Equal treatment directive, Equality, Europa, European commission, European community, European integration, European union, Europeanisation, Europeanization, Feminist, Feminist research, Feministischer sicht, Gender, Gender equality, Gender equality policy, Gender equity regime, Gender inequality, Gender mainstreaming, Gender policy, Gender politics, Gender regime, Gender sameness, Gendered, Gendered analysis, Gendered division, Gendering, Gendering europeanisation, Governance, Harassment, Human rights concerns, Ilona ostner, Inequality, Institutional changes, Institutional features, Interdependent ways, Intergovernmental negotiations, Jane lewis, Labor courts, Labor force, Labor market, Labor market participation, Labor relations, Labor unions, Lesbian, Leske budrich, Liberal cluster, Liberal states, Liebert, Mainstreaming, Male breadwinner model, Many women, Marginal provision, Mazur, Member states, Minority groups, Mutual recognition, National level, National regimes, Open method, Opportunities approach, Opportunities model, Ostner, Other policies, Oxford university press, Past decades, Peer review, Personal autonomy, Policy preferences, Policy regime, Positive action, Postindustrialized states, Presidency conclusion, Princeton university press, Private child care, Recent literature, Regime, Regime type, Regime typology, Sexual harassment, Sexual orientation, Simple convergence, Simultaneous development, Single mothers, Social cohesion, Social policies, Social policy, Social politics, Social rights, Socialdemocratic regimes, State feminism, State intervention, States cluster, Supranational, Supranational forces, Supranational level, Swedish women, Ulrike liebert, Unsichtbare geschlecht, Wahl, Walby, Welfare policies, Welfare state, Welfare state regime, Welfare state regimes, Western europe, Young children.

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