Chapter 3: Demographic challenges of Europe in the new millennium: Swedish family policies as an answer to them?

Post-industrialisation brought new social risks connected to changing labour markets and the individualisation of families. These and emerging demographic challenges paralleled by changing gender roles require new strategies of welfare states to handle. Sweden has long pursued a social investment st...

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