Who cares (after)? Child between the family, the state and the market

Autor	Mitchell Eva, Hamplová Dana
Organisation	Sociologický ústav AV ČR
Year	2012
Research type	monograph
Annotation	The publication deals with the question of how European states financially support families with children and how this support is reflected in the standard of living of different types of families and how the interplay of the social system and conditions helps parents to take care of their families. Next, the question of how the parents themselves have a view of the state's responsibilities and how the grandparents enter into the help with children is discussed. Thus, the functioning of the system of benefits and taxes and the situation on the labor market as well as the attitudes of parents and intergenerational assistance are mapped. The book focuses on the situation in the Czech Republic with an emphasis on comparison with other countries of Central and Eastern Europe and documents the fundamental differences in the social systems of these countries.
Keywords	manželství, rodičovství, rodina, role, společnost, postoje, hodnoty, podpora, trh, stát
Research type	comparative research
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Obor	AO Sociology, demography
Email	socmail@soc.cas.cz
Availability	available by the researcher
Research location	SÚ AV ČR, Jilská 1, Praha 1
Organisation	Sociologický ústav AV ČR
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