Ivana Dobrotić
Biographic Data
| ID | 809456 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivana Dobrotić |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivana |
| FAMILY NAME | Dobrotić |
| SIGNATURE | DOBROTIĆ I |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Zagreb |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7616-3234 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 38 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 104 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 37 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
‘Family policy change’ and the dependent variable problem
The ‘dependent variable problem’ remains a persistent challenge in the analysis of welfare state change, for which family policy is a prime case: it combines heterogeneous policy instruments spanning cash benefits, time-related entitlements, and services, each consisting of multiple design elements and underlying logics, making analyses of policy change sensitive to conceptual and measurement choices. Moreover, over the past two decades, as famil…
Sorry, we’re closed’
Based on an original data set of early childhood education and care/school closures and reopenings, this article presents a fuzzy-set ideal-type analysis of pandemic childcare-policy responses in 28 European countries and explores the complex empirical variety of these policies across Europe. The analysis shows that European countries cluster into five models, comprising not only the opposite poles of strict closures (public-health approach) or a…
Jesu li fleksibilni oblici rada uvijek dobri? Fleksibilni oblici rada usmjereni roditeljima i pružateljima skrbi u zemljama Europske unije
Changes in the world of labour lead to the need to regulate flexible forms of work, and in the case of parents and carers this is additionally demanded by the Directive on work-life balance for parents and carers (EU/2019/1158) that was transferred by Croatia to its national legislation in 2022. At the same time, research indicates that adjustments of labour legislation in that direction can also, apart from positive ones, have negative effects o…
Promjene u obuhvaćenosti djece programima ranog i predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja u Hrvatskoj 2011.−2021
We are observing certain improvements whether the main indicators are the inclusion of children preschool programs in most of the territory of the Republic of Croatia. But regional the differences are still pronounced, especially in the nursery segment, and the comparative one is also worrying picture, that is, the general level, and which requires further investments, that is, indicates the need to permanently establish a more active role states…
Research Handbook on Leave Policy
status: Published
The (in)equality dynamic of childcare-related policy development in post-Yugoslav countries
This article explores the (in)equality dynamic of childcare-related policy reforms in post-Yugoslav countries to expose ‘silent’ cleavages embedded in parenting leaves and early childhood education and care policies design that may challenge or reinforce parental (in)equalities in employment and care opportunities. It is guided by the principles and (sub-)questions of intersectionality-based policy analysis to determine who benefits and/or is exc…
Challenges to the Europeanisation of work-care policies in the Western Balkans
This article explores work-care policy development in Western Balkans, focusing on a critical assessment of the potential of the European Union’s policy framework to (re)shape the policies adopted in Western Balkans and boost gender equality in employment and care. Two policy measures at the centre of the European agenda are in focus: parenting leaves and early childhood education and care. The EU’s employment-oriented policy framework has met un…
The Inclusiveness of Social Rights
This thematic issue aims to deepen the theoretical as well as empirical knowledge on the inclusiveness of social rights, focussing on the revelatory case of parenting‐related leave policies. This editorial defines (leave) inclusiveness and discusses extant research on varying entitlements and eligibility criteria in the field of parenting leaves. It summarises the conceptual, methodological, and empirical contributions made by the articles in the…
Politike roditeljskih dopusta, sustavi ranog i predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja, rodne i društvene nejednakosti u postjugoslavenskim zemljama
Access is to well-paid parentsleave and affordable and quality early childhood and early childhood education (R & D) services in the early parenting phase, in order to create the preconditions for equal parental participation in labor market and care and enable equals opportunities for every child. In spite of, many parents and children do not have (adequate) access to these measures. Moreover, with gender inequalities in care and employment, stu…
The exclusionary side of (women’s) social citizenship in Southeastern Europe
The article explores the shifts in (women’s) social citizenship in Bosnia-Herzegovina and its effect on the development of childcare policy in the 1945–2019 period. Gendered, selective childcare policy, which was inherent in the socialist notion of social citizenship and aimed to emancipate women as ‘worker-mothers’, deteriorated in the transition period when ethnicity became prioritized over gender and class. Exclusionary citizenship practices i…
Childcare-policy responses in the Covid-19 pandemic
Blum S, Dobrotić I. Childcare policy responses in the COVID-19 pandemic. Unpacking cross-country variation. European Societies . 2021;23(1):545-563
The Rise of the Anti-Gender Movement in Croatia and the 2013 Marriage Referendum
This study uses the 2013 Croatian marriage referendum to show how anti-gender activists successfully reframed LGBT rights and emerged as influential political actors. Our examination of newspaper LGBT frames in the period 2002–2013 situates the referendum framing in its broader discursive field. Our analysis shows that anti-gender activists negotiated new resonance for ‘old’ socially conservative issues by appropriating the human rights frame and…
Gender equality and parenting-related leaves in 21 former socialist countries
Purpose This article explores the patterns and dynamics of parenting-related leave policy reforms in the European former socialist countries (EFSCs). It sheds light on the development pattern of their leave policies and their potential to reproduce, impede, or transform traditional gender norms in employment and care. Design/methodology/approach The article provides a historical comparative analysis of leave policy developments in 21 EFSCs in the…
A social right? Access to leave and its relation to parents’ labour market position
There is limited knowledge about eligibility for leave in general, and about leave rights of parents less securely attached to the labour market in particular. Consequently, social inequalities in access to leave rights remain hidden, which may be particularly pronounced in countries where stable employment is a principal condition to exercise leave rights. In this chapter, we develop an innovative conceptual framework based on the social rights …
Što vrtić ima s tim? Pristup ranom i predškolskom odgoju i obrazovanju i reprodukcija društvenih nejednakosti u redovnom školovanju
Brojna istraživanja upućuju na važnost ranoga i predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja (RPOO) za razvoj kognitivnih vještina te njihovu pripremu za školu, pri čemu je učinak RPOO-a, po pravilu, snažniji kod djece iz obitelji nižega socioekonomskog statusa (SES). Empirijske analize o društvenim nejednakostima u pristupu obrazovanju i školskom uspjehu u Hrvatskoj dominantno su se orijentirale na kasnije stadije školovanja, dok područje RPOO-a ostaje nep…
Inclusiveness of Parental-Leave Benefits in Twenty-One European Countries
This article analyzes eligibility for parental-leave benefits in twenty-one European countries. It distinguishes four ideal-type approaches to how leave-related benefits are granted (in-)dependent of parents’ labor market position: universal parenthood model, selective parenthood model, universal adult-worker model, and selective adult-worker model. An eligibility index is created to measure the inclusiveness of parental-leave benefits, alongside…
Why are Paternity Leaves and Father’s Quotas Important? A Comparative Overview of Father’s Leave Schemes in European Countries and Factors and Outcomes of Father’s Leave Use
The 2017 proposal of the European Union directive on work-life balance attempts to introduce a four-month, non-transferable, paid parental leave (i.e. quotas) for each employed parent and ten days of paid paternity leave. The proposal is being justified by the need to improve the position of women in the labour market. The adoption of the directive would require Croatia to introduce ten days of paternity leave and extend the existing quotas from …
Wer hat Zugang zu Elterngeld? Soziale Rechte und Anspruchsbedingungen in vergleichender Perspektive
Die vergleichende Forschung hat sich bislang mit den Anspruchsbedingungen für Elterngeldleistungen, v. a. aber mit den Rechtsansprüchen von Eltern mit geringerer Arbeitsmarktbindung, wenig auseinandergesetzt. Hierdurch blieben soziale Ungleichheiten beim Zugang zu Elterngeld weitgehend unerforscht. Sie sind insbesondere in denjenigen Ländern von Bedeutung, in denen Elterngeldansprüche an eine bestimmte Form oder Dauer des Beschäftigungsverhältnis…
Coping Strategies of Economically (Partially) Inactive Households
How do households with inactive or unemployed members face growing risks and uncertainty? The present study tackles this problem with a case study on Croatia, a country at the bottom of the European Union's (EU) scale of economic activity rate. The low level of activity that has characterized Croatia for more than twenty years has been accompanied by a continuously high unemployment rate, which has further increased since 2009. In this context, h…
Who Should Finance Childcare? Multilevel Analysis of 24 Countries
This paper examines how the individual and country-level factors affect the childcare financing attitudes, particularly the effect of socialization in a particular welfare regime. This area of research is fraught with methodological and conceptual issues, including the over-reliance on Esping-Andersen’s regime typology. Therefore, the authors also investigate whether a more family-policy-nuanced categorization of welfare regimes better accounts f…
Politike usklađivanja obiteljskih obaveza i plaćenog rada i položaj roditelja na tržištu rada
Novi izazovi s kojima se nose socijalne države doveli su do promijenjenih prioriteta na podrucju socijalnih politika te rastuce promocije modela dvostrukog hranitelja u europskim zemljama. Kako obrasci ponasanja muskaraca i žena na tržistu rada nisu tek odraz ekonomske situacije te kulturnog konteksta i individualnih uvjerenja, vec i postojecih institucionalnih uređenja na podrucju socijalnih politika, upravo politike usklađivanja obiteljskih oba…
Jorma Sipilä, Katja Repo, Tapio Rissanen (ur.)
Family Policies in ‘Hybrid’ Welfare States after the Crisis
The economic crisis has significantly challenged national welfare states and has often led to retrenchment. The question arises how countries have reacted to the crisis in the area of family policy – not directly connected to rising unemployment and also not as demanding for state spending as for example the pension system. This article analyzes family policy reforms during the crisis in three small European welfare states – A ustria, the C zech …
Gender Equality Policies and Practices in C roatia – The Interplay of Transition and Late E uropeanization
This article contributes to understanding change in gender regimes in post‐communist countries. Using C roatia as a case, it juxtaposes the observed change in key indicators of the position of women in various walks of life with the context of the European gender agenda and the positions of actors involved in the national political arena and policies introduced throughout the transition period. The article reviews the previous enlargement waves a…
Promjene u obuhvatu programima predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja u Hrvatskoj na nacionalnoj i županijskoj razini između 1990. i 2012. godine
Inclusiveness of Parental-Leave Benefits in Twenty-One European Countries
This article analyzes eligibility for parental-leave benefits in twenty-one European countries. It distinguishes four ideal-type approaches to how leave-related benefits are granted (in-)dependent of parents’ labor market position: universal parenthood model, selective parenthood model, universal adult-worker model, and selective adult-worker model. An eligibility index is created to measure the inclusiveness of parental-leave benefits, alongside…
The Rise of the Anti-Gender Movement in Croatia and the 2013 Marriage Referendum
This study uses the 2013 Croatian marriage referendum to show how anti-gender activists successfully reframed LGBT rights and emerged as influential political actors. Our examination of newspaper LGBT frames in the period 2002–2013 situates the referendum framing in its broader discursive field. Our analysis shows that anti-gender activists negotiated new resonance for ‘old’ socially conservative issues by appropriating the human rights frame and…
Childcare-policy responses in the Covid-19 pandemic
Blum S, Dobrotić I. Childcare policy responses in the COVID-19 pandemic. Unpacking cross-country variation. European Societies . 2021;23(1):545-563
Family Policies in ‘Hybrid’ Welfare States after the Crisis
The economic crisis has significantly challenged national welfare states and has often led to retrenchment. The question arises how countries have reacted to the crisis in the area of family policy – not directly connected to rising unemployment and also not as demanding for state spending as for example the pension system. This article analyzes family policy reforms during the crisis in three small European welfare states – A ustria, the C zech …
Who Should Finance Childcare? Multilevel Analysis of 24 Countries
This paper examines how the individual and country-level factors affect the childcare financing attitudes, particularly the effect of socialization in a particular welfare regime. This area of research is fraught with methodological and conceptual issues, including the over-reliance on Esping-Andersen’s regime typology. Therefore, the authors also investigate whether a more family-policy-nuanced categorization of welfare regimes better accounts f…
Politike usklađivanja obiteljskih obaveza i plaćenog rada i položaj roditelja na tržištu rada
Novi izazovi s kojima se nose socijalne države doveli su do promijenjenih prioriteta na podrucju socijalnih politika te rastuce promocije modela dvostrukog hranitelja u europskim zemljama. Kako obrasci ponasanja muskaraca i žena na tržistu rada nisu tek odraz ekonomske situacije te kulturnog konteksta i individualnih uvjerenja, vec i postojecih institucionalnih uređenja na podrucju socijalnih politika, upravo politike usklađivanja obiteljskih oba…
Sustav skrbi za branitelje iz Domovinskog rata
U uvodnom dijelu autorica se osvrce na izazove samog procesa reintegracije bivsih sudionika ratova u mirnodopski i civilni život. Istice kako je kljucni preduvjet uspjesne reintegracije podizanje razine zaposljivosti veteranske populacije. Ukratko se navode posljedice Domovinskog rata te obilježja programa pomoci bivsim veteranima u Hrvatskoj i u drugim zemljama. U radu se daje iscrpan pregled prava sudionika Domovinskog rata i clanova njihovih o…
Sorry, we’re closed’
Based on an original data set of early childhood education and care/school closures and reopenings, this article presents a fuzzy-set ideal-type analysis of pandemic childcare-policy responses in 28 European countries and explores the complex empirical variety of these policies across Europe. The analysis shows that European countries cluster into five models, comprising not only the opposite poles of strict closures (public-health approach) or a…
Gender equality and parenting-related leaves in 21 former socialist countries
Purpose This article explores the patterns and dynamics of parenting-related leave policy reforms in the European former socialist countries (EFSCs). It sheds light on the development pattern of their leave policies and their potential to reproduce, impede, or transform traditional gender norms in employment and care. Design/methodology/approach The article provides a historical comparative analysis of leave policy developments in 21 EFSCs in the…
The (in)equality dynamic of childcare-related policy development in post-Yugoslav countries
This article explores the (in)equality dynamic of childcare-related policy reforms in post-Yugoslav countries to expose ‘silent’ cleavages embedded in parenting leaves and early childhood education and care policies design that may challenge or reinforce parental (in)equalities in employment and care opportunities. It is guided by the principles and (sub-)questions of intersectionality-based policy analysis to determine who benefits and/or is exc…
Promjene u obuhvatu programima predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja u Hrvatskoj na nacionalnoj i županijskoj razini između 1990. i 2012. godine
Mothers or Institutions? How Women Work and Care in Slovenia and the Czech Republic
This article considers women's and men's roles in the labour market and the different ways in which care-work is shared in Slovenia and the Czech Republic. Effective policy measures can prevent parenting of young children becoming one of the greatest risks of falling into poverty. The authors discuss to what extent the prevailing ideals of care influence the policies in relation to parenting as a source of social risks. The two post-communist cou…
Zaposlenost žena i pristup sustavu predškolske skrbi za djecu u Hrvatskoj
Dostupne usluge skrbi za djecu od izuzetnog su znacaja za prevladavanje sukoba između obiteljskih obveza i placenog rada te omogucavanje neprekinutih radnih karijera oba roditelja. Ovu tvrdnju podupiru nalazi brojnih istraživanja te ju zagovaraju europski, kao i recentni hrvatski strateski dokumenti. Osnovni je cilj rada ustanoviti postojanje, snagu te smjer povezanosti zaposlenosti žena i obuhvata uslugama skrbi za djecu na razini županija u Hrv…
Korelati sukoba obiteljskih i radnih obveza u Hrvatskoj
Cilj je rada utvrditi percepciju sukoba obiteljskih i radnih obveza među zaposlenim osobama u Hrvatskoj te cimbenike (sociodemografske, obilježja posla i obilježja obitelji) ometajuceg djelovanja obiteljske uloge na radnu i obrnuto. Analiza je provedena na uzorku od 2 983 zaposlena ispitanika u Hrvatskoj. Analiza je prvotno izvedena na cjelokupnom uzorku zaposlenih i samozaposlenih ispitanika, da bi se u sljedecem koraku, u cilju utvrđivanja rodn…
Challenges to the Europeanisation of work-care policies in the Western Balkans
This article explores work-care policy development in Western Balkans, focusing on a critical assessment of the potential of the European Union’s policy framework to (re)shape the policies adopted in Western Balkans and boost gender equality in employment and care. Two policy measures at the centre of the European agenda are in focus: parenting leaves and early childhood education and care. The EU’s employment-oriented policy framework has met un…
The Inclusiveness of Social Rights
This thematic issue aims to deepen the theoretical as well as empirical knowledge on the inclusiveness of social rights, focussing on the revelatory case of parenting‐related leave policies. This editorial defines (leave) inclusiveness and discusses extant research on varying entitlements and eligibility criteria in the field of parenting leaves. It summarises the conceptual, methodological, and empirical contributions made by the articles in the…
Wer hat Zugang zu Elterngeld? Soziale Rechte und Anspruchsbedingungen in vergleichender Perspektive
Die vergleichende Forschung hat sich bislang mit den Anspruchsbedingungen für Elterngeldleistungen, v. a. aber mit den Rechtsansprüchen von Eltern mit geringerer Arbeitsmarktbindung, wenig auseinandergesetzt. Hierdurch blieben soziale Ungleichheiten beim Zugang zu Elterngeld weitgehend unerforscht. Sie sind insbesondere in denjenigen Ländern von Bedeutung, in denen Elterngeldansprüche an eine bestimmte Form oder Dauer des Beschäftigungsverhältnis…
Zakon o rodiljnim i roditeljskim potporama
Nacionalni program za suzbijanje trgovanja ljudima od 2005. do 2008
Prva konferencija u povodu nastavka aktivnosti i provedbe mjera Zajedničkog memoranduma o socijalnom uključivanju Republike Hrvatske
Zakon o rodiljnim i roditeljskim potporama
Sustav skrbi za branitelje iz Domovinskog rata
U uvodnom dijelu autorica se osvrce na izazove samog procesa reintegracije bivsih sudionika ratova u mirnodopski i civilni život. Istice kako je kljucni preduvjet uspjesne reintegracije podizanje razine zaposljivosti veteranske populacije. Ukratko se navode posljedice Domovinskog rata te obilježja programa pomoci bivsim veteranima u Hrvatskoj i u drugim zemljama. U radu se daje iscrpan pregled prava sudionika Domovinskog rata i clanova njihovih o…
Međunarodni izvori podataka relevantnih za područje socijalne politike
O antidiskriminacijskom zakonodavstvu
Domaći izvori statističkih podataka relevantnih za područje socijalne politike
Korelati sukoba obiteljskih i radnih obveza u Hrvatskoj
Cilj je rada utvrditi percepciju sukoba obiteljskih i radnih obveza među zaposlenim osobama u Hrvatskoj te cimbenike (sociodemografske, obilježja posla i obilježja obitelji) ometajuceg djelovanja obiteljske uloge na radnu i obrnuto. Analiza je provedena na uzorku od 2 983 zaposlena ispitanika u Hrvatskoj. Analiza je prvotno izvedena na cjelokupnom uzorku zaposlenih i samozaposlenih ispitanika, da bi se u sljedecem koraku, u cilju utvrđivanja rodn…
Jane Lewis
Zaposlenost žena i pristup sustavu predškolske skrbi za djecu u Hrvatskoj
Dostupne usluge skrbi za djecu od izuzetnog su znacaja za prevladavanje sukoba između obiteljskih obveza i placenog rada te omogucavanje neprekinutih radnih karijera oba roditelja. Ovu tvrdnju podupiru nalazi brojnih istraživanja te ju zagovaraju europski, kao i recentni hrvatski strateski dokumenti. Osnovni je cilj rada ustanoviti postojanje, snagu te smjer povezanosti zaposlenosti žena i obuhvata uslugama skrbi za djecu na razini županija u Hrv…
Mothers or Institutions? How Women Work and Care in Slovenia and the Czech Republic
This article considers women's and men's roles in the labour market and the different ways in which care-work is shared in Slovenia and the Czech Republic. Effective policy measures can prevent parenting of young children becoming one of the greatest risks of falling into poverty. The authors discuss to what extent the prevailing ideals of care influence the policies in relation to parenting as a source of social risks. The two post-communist cou…
Th International Leave Policies & Research Seminar
Gender Equality Policies and Practices in C roatia – The Interplay of Transition and Late E uropeanization
This article contributes to understanding change in gender regimes in post‐communist countries. Using C roatia as a case, it juxtaposes the observed change in key indicators of the position of women in various walks of life with the context of the European gender agenda and the positions of actors involved in the national political arena and policies introduced throughout the transition period. The article reviews the previous enlargement waves a…
Promjene u obuhvatu programima predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja u Hrvatskoj na nacionalnoj i županijskoj razini između 1990. i 2012. godine
Reassess konferencija
Jorma Sipilä, Katja Repo, Tapio Rissanen (ur.)
Family Policies in ‘Hybrid’ Welfare States after the Crisis
The economic crisis has significantly challenged national welfare states and has often led to retrenchment. The question arises how countries have reacted to the crisis in the area of family policy – not directly connected to rising unemployment and also not as demanding for state spending as for example the pension system. This article analyzes family policy reforms during the crisis in three small European welfare states – A ustria, the C zech …
Politike usklađivanja obiteljskih obaveza i plaćenog rada i položaj roditelja na tržištu rada
Novi izazovi s kojima se nose socijalne države doveli su do promijenjenih prioriteta na podrucju socijalnih politika te rastuce promocije modela dvostrukog hranitelja u europskim zemljama. Kako obrasci ponasanja muskaraca i žena na tržistu rada nisu tek odraz ekonomske situacije te kulturnog konteksta i individualnih uvjerenja, vec i postojecih institucionalnih uređenja na podrucju socijalnih politika, upravo politike usklađivanja obiteljskih oba…
Who Should Finance Childcare? Multilevel Analysis of 24 Countries
This paper examines how the individual and country-level factors affect the childcare financing attitudes, particularly the effect of socialization in a particular welfare regime. This area of research is fraught with methodological and conceptual issues, including the over-reliance on Esping-Andersen’s regime typology. Therefore, the authors also investigate whether a more family-policy-nuanced categorization of welfare regimes better accounts f…
Coping Strategies of Economically (Partially) Inactive Households
How do households with inactive or unemployed members face growing risks and uncertainty? The present study tackles this problem with a case study on Croatia, a country at the bottom of the European Union's (EU) scale of economic activity rate. The low level of activity that has characterized Croatia for more than twenty years has been accompanied by a continuously high unemployment rate, which has further increased since 2009. In this context, h…
Why are Paternity Leaves and Father’s Quotas Important? A Comparative Overview of Father’s Leave Schemes in European Countries and Factors and Outcomes of Father’s Leave Use
The 2017 proposal of the European Union directive on work-life balance attempts to introduce a four-month, non-transferable, paid parental leave (i.e. quotas) for each employed parent and ten days of paid paternity leave. The proposal is being justified by the need to improve the position of women in the labour market. The adoption of the directive would require Croatia to introduce ten days of paternity leave and extend the existing quotas from …
Wer hat Zugang zu Elterngeld? Soziale Rechte und Anspruchsbedingungen in vergleichender Perspektive
Die vergleichende Forschung hat sich bislang mit den Anspruchsbedingungen für Elterngeldleistungen, v. a. aber mit den Rechtsansprüchen von Eltern mit geringerer Arbeitsmarktbindung, wenig auseinandergesetzt. Hierdurch blieben soziale Ungleichheiten beim Zugang zu Elterngeld weitgehend unerforscht. Sie sind insbesondere in denjenigen Ländern von Bedeutung, in denen Elterngeldansprüche an eine bestimmte Form oder Dauer des Beschäftigungsverhältnis…
A social right? Access to leave and its relation to parents’ labour market position
There is limited knowledge about eligibility for leave in general, and about leave rights of parents less securely attached to the labour market in particular. Consequently, social inequalities in access to leave rights remain hidden, which may be particularly pronounced in countries where stable employment is a principal condition to exercise leave rights. In this chapter, we develop an innovative conceptual framework based on the social rights …
Što vrtić ima s tim? Pristup ranom i predškolskom odgoju i obrazovanju i reprodukcija društvenih nejednakosti u redovnom školovanju
Brojna istraživanja upućuju na važnost ranoga i predškolskog odgoja i obrazovanja (RPOO) za razvoj kognitivnih vještina te njihovu pripremu za školu, pri čemu je učinak RPOO-a, po pravilu, snažniji kod djece iz obitelji nižega socioekonomskog statusa (SES). Empirijske analize o društvenim nejednakostima u pristupu obrazovanju i školskom uspjehu u Hrvatskoj dominantno su se orijentirale na kasnije stadije školovanja, dok područje RPOO-a ostaje nep…
Inclusiveness of Parental-Leave Benefits in Twenty-One European Countries
This article analyzes eligibility for parental-leave benefits in twenty-one European countries. It distinguishes four ideal-type approaches to how leave-related benefits are granted (in-)dependent of parents’ labor market position: universal parenthood model, selective parenthood model, universal adult-worker model, and selective adult-worker model. An eligibility index is created to measure the inclusiveness of parental-leave benefits, alongside…
Political science (25 works) · Croatian (20 works) · Philosophy (20 works) · Economics (18 works) · Philosophy (18 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (16 works) · Sociology (13 works) · Work-Family Balance Challenges (13 works) · Law (11 works) · Linguistics (10 works)