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1st edition

Prague : Institute of Sociology, Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic, 2009

245 stran : ilustrace ; 24 cm

ISBN 978-80-7330-150-7 (brožováno)

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Gendered Citizenship in Multicultural Europe // (Preface) // Hana Hašková and Zuzana Uhde // FEMCIT Project // Study of Social Citizenship in the FEMCIT Project // Citizenship and Care in Czech Society // 1. Social Citizenship and Care in Czech Society // (Introduction) // Zuzana Uhde and Hana Hašková // 1.1. Childcare and Social Citizenship // 1.2. The Social Organisation of Care in the Czech Republic // References // 2. The Labour Market and Work-Life Balance // in the Czech Republic in Historical Perspective // Alena Křížková and Marta Vohlídalová // 2.1. The Position of Women in the Labour Market // from the 1950s to the Present // 2.1.1. The 1950s: The Rapid Increase in Women’s Participation in the Labour Market and the Entry of Women into Manufacturing and Services // 2.1.2. The 1960s: Women’s Entry into Non-manual Jobs and the Feminisation of Services // 2.1.3. The 1970s-1980s: Dual Breadwinner Families within the Prevailing Gender Contract // 2.1.4. The 1990s: Growing Job Insecurity and Mothers Driven out of the Labour Market // 2.2. Work-life Balance Arrangements in the Workplace // 2.2.1. The 1950s: Women into the Labour Market-the Ideology of Emancipation of Women and Households // 2.2.2. The 1960s: Emancipation Yes, but What about the Family? The Discourse on Employed Women, // Mothers and Pregnant Women // 2.2.3. The 1970s and the 1980s: Discourse on the Impact of Working Mothers on the Family and the Private-public Divide // 2.2.4. The 1990s to the Present: Discourse on the Need for Women to Choose between Work and Family, and the Equalisation of // Rights of Employed Mothers and Fathers // 2.3. Conclusion // References // 3. Leaves, Allowances, and Facilities: Childcare Past and Present // Hana Hašková, Hana Maříková and Zuzana Uhde // 3.1. The First Years after the Second World War: Childcare // among Mothers, Grandmothers, Society, and the State //

3.2. The End of the 1950s and the First Half of the 1960s: The Ideal Versus Reality the Tension between the Various Objectives and Needs of Communist Society // 3.3. From the Mid-1960s to the End of the 1960s: // A Return to the Family // 3.4. The Normalisation Period in the 1970s: Turning // from the Issue of Women to the Issue of Children // 3.5. The 1980s: A Half-Hearted Look at Men // 3.6. Reinforcement of Gender-Conservative Discourse // in Family Policies after 1989 // 3.7. Conclusion // References // Appendix 3.1. History of Legislation on Childcare Leaves // and Allowances since 1948 // 4. The Rise of Lone-Parent Families Challenging the Norm // 5. The Roma Minority: Changing Definitions of Their Status // Kateřina Pulkrábková // 5.1. The 1950s and 1960s: The Communist Illusion and // the Policy of the Dispersion of the Roma Population // 5.2. The Normalisation Period in the 1970s and 1980s // and the Concept of Social Integration // 5.3. The Impact of the Socio-economic Transformation in the 1990s // 5.4. The Impact of the European Union, the Discourse // of Multiculturalism and the Concept of Social Inclusion // 5.5. Conclusion // References // 6. Foreigners in the Social System of the Czech Republic // Yana Leontiyeva and Michaela Vojtková // 6.1. Czech Visa and Resident Permits Regulations // and Policy of Naturalisation // 6.2. Immigration to the Czech Republic Today in Figures // 6.3. Access of Foreigners to the Social Security System // 6.4. Access of Foreigners to the Health-care System // 6.5. Access of Foreigners to the Education System // 6.6. Access of Foreigners to the Labour Market // 6.7. Difficulties Faced by Foreigners // in the Social System of the Czech Republic // 6.8. Conclusion

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