Titlebook: Gendering the Knowledge Economy; Comparative Perspect Sylvia Walby,Heidi Gottfried,Mari Osawa Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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Are Care-Workers Knowledge Workers?roduced. On the other hand, with the increasing trend towards flexibilization of the labour market in general, and with the privatization of service providers since the introduction of the LCIL in particular, the number of Japanese homecare service workers who are employed as part-time or on-call (.

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Introduction: Theorizing the Gendering of the Knowledge Economy: Comparative Approachesand its implications for the quality of working life. The development of knowledge economies is affected by cross-cutting global processes and national trajectories. A key issue is the conceptualization of the different forms that class and gender relations may take, in order to advance comparative

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Gender and the Conceptualization of the Knowledge Economy in Comparisonsed economy from a gender perspective. The focus is on economic rather than political, social or cultural dimensions of change; nonetheless behind the available reclassifications of economic activities are understandings of the driving forces behind economic changes, which have implications for a ge

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Varieties of Gender Regimes and Regulating Gender Equality at Work in the Global Contextds gender equality have emerged in the context of globalization (cf. Lenz 2003a).. The most important are the UN norms established during the UN decade of women and the EU Directives on gender equality at work as well as the gender equality goal in the Amsterdam Treaty of 1997 (see below). Present r

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Similar Outcomes, Different Paths: the Cross-national Transfer of Gendered Regulations of Employmentglobal (i.e. North American, UK and European) norms regarding gender equality as well as by changing demographics that have encouraged governmental reform in family/work reconciliation, corporate policies are changing, especially in large firms. This chapter will discuss the implementation of new in

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