The separation of work and the family: Attitudes towards women's labour-force participation in Germany, Great Britain, and the United States

Keyphrases

• United States 100%
• Country Differences 100%
• Labor Force 100%
• Germany 100%
• Great Britain 100%
• Attitudes toward Women 100%
• Family Attitudes 100%
• Women's Labor Force Participation 100%
• Specific Conditions 50%
• Young children 50%
• Childcare 50%
• Family-centered 50%
• Western Countries 50%
• Labor Force Status 50%
• Non-family 50%
• Healthcare Resources 50%
• Substantial Change 50%
• Institutional Factors 50%
• West Germany 50%
• Recent Trends 50%
• Female Labor Force Participation 50%
• International Social Survey Programme 50%
• Women's Work 50%
• Birth Cohort 50%
• Labor Force Participation Rate 50%
• Women's Status 50%
• Program Module 50%
• Gender Role Attitudes 50%

Social Sciences

• USA 100%
• Labor Force Participation 100%
• UK 100%
• Germany 100%
• Manpower 100%
• Normativity 66%
• Social Survey 33%
• Female Labor Force 33%
• Labor Force Participation Rate 33%
• Gender Role 33%
• Working Woman 33%
• Institutional Factors 33%
• Child Care 33%
• Comparative Analysis 33%