Women, work and pensions : international issues and prospects, edited by Jay Ginn, Debra Street and Sara Arber

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The instance Women, work and pensions : international issues and prospects, edited by Jay Ginn, Debra Street and Sara Arber represents a material embodiment of a distinct intellectual or artistic creation found in Sydney Jones Library, University of Liverpool.

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Women, work and pensions : international issues and prospects, edited by Jay Ginn, Debra Street and Sara Arber

Title remainder

international issues and prospects

Statement of responsibility

edited by Jay Ginn, Debra Street and Sara Arber

Instantiates

• Women, work and pensions : international issues and prospects

Publication

• Buckingham, Open University Press, 2001

Bibliography note

Includes bibliographical references and index

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• txt

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rdacontent

Contents

• Modelling the gender impact of British pension reforms
• Jane Falkingham, Katherine Rake
• Women and pensions: perspectives, motivations and choices
• Kay Peggs, Mary Davies
• Between means-testing and social insurance: women's pensions in Ireland
• Mary Daly
• Social insecurity? Women and pensions in the US
• Debra Street, Janet Wilmoth
• Perpetuating women's disadvantage: trends in US private pensions, 1976-95
• Angela M. O'Rand
• Engendering pensions: a comparative framework
• Creeping selectivity in Canadian women's pensions
• Debra Street, Ingrid Connidis
• Pension reform in Australia: problematic gender equality
• Sheila Shaver
• The world's social laboratory: women friendly aspects of New Zealand pensions
• Susan St John, Brian Gran
• Women's pension outlook: variations among liberal welfare states
• Jay Ginn, Debra Street, Sara Arber
• Jay Ginn, Mary Daly, Debra Street
• Cross-national trends in women's work
• Jay Ginn, Debra Street, Sara Arber
• The demographic debate: a gendered political economy of pensions
• Debra Street, Jay Ginn
• A colder pension climate for British women
• Jay Ginn, Sara Arber

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980000050494

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xvi, 270 p.

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9780335205943

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lc00050494

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• n

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b1819998