A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations
Thiessen B, Pelz K (2022)
Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online.
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Thiessen, BarbaraUniBi;
Pelz, Kathrin
Erscheinungsjahr
2022
Konferenz
International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice"
Konferenzort
online
Konferenzdatum
2022-02-24
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https://pub.uni-bielefeld.de/record/2967991
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Thiessen B, Pelz K. A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online.
Thiessen, B., & Pelz, K. (2022). A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online.
Thiessen, Barbara, and Pelz, Kathrin. 2022. “A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations”. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online . Ashkelon Academic College/FU Berlin.
Thiessen, B., and Pelz, K. (2022).“A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations”. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online.
Thiessen, B., & Pelz, K., 2022. A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online.
B. Thiessen and K. Pelz, “A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations”, Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online, Ashkelon Academic College/FU Berlin, 2022.
Thiessen, B., Pelz, K.: A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online (2022).
Thiessen, Barbara, and Pelz, Kathrin. “A comparison of the gendered distribution of family care work during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany, Hungary, and Iceland, considering gender equity policies and the discourse on and design of parental leave legislations”. Presented at the International Webinar "Fathers and the Family Welfare and Child Protection Services: Theory, Research, and Practice", online, Ashkelon Academic College/FU Berlin, 2022.
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