The political economy of family policy expansion
@article{Ferragina2019ThePE, title={The political economy of family policy expansion}, author={Emanuele Ferragina}, journal={Review of International Political Economy}, year={2019}, volume={26}, pages={1238 - 1265} }
Abstract This article presents a new theoretical and empirical approach to understand family policy expansion in relation to the political economy of welfare state retrenchment and social reproduction in 23 OECD countries. From a Polanyian perspective, this expansion can be interpreted as a movement toward commodification and liberalization, and a countermovement of gender liberation. The first movement seems to characterize family policy expansion as a tool to foster neoliberal capitalism and… CONTINUE READING
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