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Economic Independence For Mothers of Young Children: Impossible Dream or Agenda For Change?
This research examines ideas for change in Australia's social arrangements for care of young children. It focuses on mothers who, in spite of the impact of second-wave feminism, continue to provide most of the care of young children. The central thesis of this work is that Australia's arrangements
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