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Making Motherhood Work: How Women Manage Careers and Caregiving
Caitlyn Collins
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Keyphrases
Caregiving
100%
Motherhood
100%
United States
40%
Sweden
40%
Italy
40%
Work-family Conflict
40%
Working Mothers
40%
Women's Struggle
40%
Germany
20%
Guilt
20%
With Woman
20%
Developed Countries
20%
Workplace
20%
Cultural Beliefs
20%
American Women
20%
Vacation
20%
Home Neighborhood
20%
Poverty Rate
20%
Employers
20%
Working Hours
20%
Parenting
20%
Motherhood Experience
20%
Stigmatized
20%
Best Solution
20%
Gender Wage Gap
20%
Paid Family Leave
20%
Western Germany
20%
Policy Support
20%
Child Poverty
20%
Women's Needs
20%
Gender Equality
20%
East Germany
20%
Breadwinning
20%
European Policy
20%
Work-family Policies
20%
National Disaster
20%
Social Policy
20%
Sick Days
20%
Social Sciences
Occupational Career
100%
Caregiving
100%
Germany
100%
USA
66%
Work-Life Balance
66%
Italy
66%
Sweden
66%
Working Mothers
66%
Parental Leave
33%
Sociologist
33%
Gender Equality
33%
Family Policy
33%
Social Policy
33%
Support Policies
33%
Middle Class
33%
Wage Structure
33%
Developed Country
33%
Crisis
33%