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Women, Work and Pensions

Women, Work and Pensions

9780335205943
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Opis
Population ageing has fuelled interest in pensions and intergenerational equity, leading to privatization of pensions. Yet the gender implications of such policies and the connections between the gender contract and the generational contract remain unexplored.

Women, Work and Pensions examines how womens paid and unpaid work, interacting with the gendered pension systems of six liberal welfare states - Britain, the US, Canada, Ireland, Australia and New Zealand - contributes to female poverty in later life. By comparing how these welfare states deal with womens employment, family roles and pension entitlement, the nature of the residual welfare model is better understood.

Changes over the past three decades in the gender contract and in womens employment suggest that family caring may have less impact on womens pensions in the future. Yet pension reforms which diminish the effectiveness of women-friendly features in state pensions through cuts and privatization point in the opposite direction. This issue, and how the pension penalties of caring vary with womens class, ethnicity and birth cohort, are major themes of the book.
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Rok wydania
2001
Numer wydania
1
Oprawa
miękka foliowana
Wymiary (mm)
152 x 229
Waga (g)
460
  • Notes on contributors
    Foreword
    Engendering pensions
    a comparative framework
    Cross-national trends in womens work
    The demographic debate
    the gendered political economy of pensions
    A colder pension climate for British women
    Modelling the gender impact of British pension reforms
    Women and pensions
    perspectives, motivations and choices
    Between means-testing and social insurance
    womens pensions in Ireland
    Social Insecurity? Women and pensions in the US
    Perpetuating womens disadvantage
    trends in US private pensions 1976-95
    Creeping selectivity in Canadian womens pensions
    Pension reform in Australia
    problematic gender equality
    The worlds social laboratory
    women friendly aspects of New Zealand pensions
    Womens pension outlook
    variations among liberal welfare states
    References
    Glossary of technical terms and abbreviations
    Index.
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