Does the new managerialism stabilise gender asymmetries in street-level interactions? The case of Germany after ‘Hartz IV’
Sábháilte in:
Jaehrling, K., Does the new managerialism stabilise gender asymmetries in street-level interactions? The case of Germany after ‘Hartz IV’. Social Work adn Society, vol. 13, n. 1, 2015, 17 p.
Ref.
505349
Suíomh:
SIIS Archivo (R.1892)
Palabras clave:
Mujer, Madre, Género, Trabajo, Desempleo, Programas de inserción, Desigualdad social, Política activa empleo, Familia, Conciliación, Prestaciones económicas, Contraprestaciones, Subsidio de paro, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Reforma, Efectos, Alemania
Mujer, Madre, Género, Trabajo, Desempleo, Programas de inserción, Desigualdad social, Política activa empleo, Familia, Conciliación, Prestaciones económicas, Contraprestaciones, Subsidio de paro, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Reforma, Efectos, Alemania
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