Single Mothers In International Context

Explore the multifaceted lives of single mothers around the globe in "Single Mothers In International Context," edited by Simon; Duncan and published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 1997. With a comprehensive page count of 296, this insightful collection delves into how societal perceptions of single mothers vary across different industrialized nations. It examines their roles as both nurturers and workers, highlighting the complex interplay between state policies, labor markets, and social status. This book is a vital resource for anyone interested in gender studies, sociology, and social welfare, as it brings to light the diverse experiences faced by single mothers in contemporary society. Gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs of single parents while exploring cross-cultural perspectives and implications for family and employment policies. Perfect for scholars, practitioners, and anyone concerned with the dynamics of single parenthood.