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, perceived as resulting in better care (e.g. more professional attention), a unique dataset is constructed on hospital length of … stay, severity, unofficial payments and socio-economic characteristics (age, gender, occupation and income) from a survey …
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In this paper the author analyzes the pros and cons of combining data from different sources to revisit some explanatory problems. The problems discussed have risen from a theoretical and analytic gap between people’s outlooks and values on the one hand, and their social circumstances on...
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This working paper considers the status of care work (especially unpaid work) across the entire African con-tinent. To … the use of available time-use survey data, an economic evaluation is pro-posed for this type of care, which is provided …
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The aim of this contribution is to analyze the dynamic of social innovation of home-care services. Based on the works … of Polanyi which analyse socio-economic dynamics and on feminist theories in the field of care, we develop an original … gender relationships at stake in these services. We also suggest normative criteria to evaluate the quality of social …
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Care work, such as that carried out by 'angelic' nurses, mothers, and other carers, is treated in a dualistic fashion … paper centres on care, nature is also both widely idealised and taken for granted. Thus, what is true of 'care' in our …
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In England, the Government has implemented policies to increase and diversify participation in higher education (HE). Changes in funding arrangements that shift the burden of paying for education from the state to individuals have also been introduced. To reconcile the contradiction between...
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questions gendered responsibility and policy that prevents mothers from fulfilling care responsibilities for young children … care responsibilities in markets. The results lend support to the international call for active government involvement to … show how markets may neglect the specific nature of care responsibilities, which in turn can exacerbate historical …
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-profit care settings. This article provides insights into how the predominantly female (paid) workers’ orientations to work, the … desire to care and the intrinsic rewards from working in a non-profit context interact with the organization of work and …
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In this piece I comment on Nancy’s Folbre’s David Gordon Memorial Lecture for the 2012 Allied Social Science Associations meetings, focusing on the strengths of how she combines Marxian sensibilities with neoclasscial analytical tools, the advantages of her proposed definition of...
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This article describes the way in which the scientific literature approaches the issue of gender and care in developing … analyses of care from a gender perspective in developing countries on certain conceptual and theoretical works on care which … quantify unpaid care work in relation to gender equality. The aim of this research work is to contribute empirical evidence on …
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