Children, Families, and States

Discover the intricate relationship between children, families, and states in Karen Hagemann's profound work, Children, Families, and States. Published by Berghahn Books in 2011, this insightful hardback spans 456 pages, delving into the pressing political issues surrounding childcare and schooling time patterns in today's society.

As the demand for flexible working hours rises, the book critically examines how various Eastern and Western European countries have developed differing time policies for half-day and all-day childcare provisions. Hagemann's comparative analysis sheds light on the implications of these policies for families and children, making it essential reading for anyone interested in the intersection of social policy and family life.

Engage with this important discourse and understand how state policies shape the lives of families across Europe. Perfect for scholars, policymakers, and anyone passionate about social justice and family welfare.