Anita Nyberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 3911558 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Anita Nyberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Anita |
| FAMILY NAME | Nyberg |
| SIGNATURE | NYBERG A |
| AFFILIATIONS | European Union |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 31 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 12 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Closing the Gender Gap: Act Now
Author biographies Caroline Alcorso is an experienced Researcher and Expert on women’s issues, and a Social Policy Practitioner in women’s health, women in the workforce, and immigrant and refugee women, who has worked for state and national governments. Currently working for the New South Wales (NSW) government, she has published on immigrant workers in the hotel and information technol-ogy industries, non-English-speaking background women’s hea…
Retour sur l'imposition séparée en Suède
Cash-for-Childcare Schemes in Sweden: History, Political Contradictions and Recent Developments
This insightful book examines the meaning of, and impacts on, cash-for-care systems for mothers of small children. The contributors present a comprehensive overview of the major political and economic contradictions, theoretical debates concerning cash-for-care, and explore the possibility of implementing it into the social policy system.
Diverging paths? The dual-earner/dual-carer model in Finland and Sweden in the 1990s
Introduction In much feminist comparative research on welfare state policies, Finland and Sweden are seen as similar cases. Both countries have for a long time supported gender equality by policies encouraging employment for mothers and childcare for fathers. Both are welfare states that have moved away from the male breadwinner model and towards a dual-earner/dual-carer model. This is confirmed in a recently conducted state-of-the-art review of …
Entre travail et famille: À Propos De l'Évolution Du Modèle Suédois
La Suède a été un pays pilote dans la mise en œuvre d'une relation entre travail et droits sociaux qui autorise et développe, pour toutes et tous, l'accès à la pleine individualité, condition de la citoyenneté. En particulier, les charges éducatives y ont été considérées comme une responsabilité partagée entre les pères et les mères d'un côté, entre les parents et l'État de l'autre, ce dernier étant le garant du droit de l'enfant au bien-être et …
Gender, (de)commodification, economic (in)dependence and autonomous households: The case of Sweden
Sweden has been considered both `worker friendly' and `women friendly'. Both workers and women have called upon the welfare state to support their demands and they have also had some of their requests granted. Feminists' oldest and most important demand has been economic independence from men and the capacity to form and maintain an autonomous household including children. 1 The article investigates whether women were closer to these goals in Swe…
Feministiska ekonomer och feministisk ekonomi - exemplet nationalekonomi
Economics is one of the most women and gender resistant disciplines of all. Some Economists who are critical of mainstream economic theory and method have, however, started to apply a gender perspective to economic models. One important feminist critique of macroeconomic theory and policy has been that they do not take into consideration unpaid care work (including domestic work) and paid work in the informal sector. Feminist economists have ther…
From Foster Mothers to Child Care Centers: A History of Working Mothers and Child Care in Sweden
The Swedish welfare state is usually considered "woman friendly." It treats mothers, including single mothers, as workers and offers them high quality public child care. Feminist typologies often use paid work as the lens through which to look at welfare states. Jane Jenson, however, proposes that we think seriously about care in typologies of welfare states. The aim of this article is to take the child care arrangements of working mothers seriou…
Les femmes sont-elles plus dépendantes de l'État-providence que les hommes
L’État-providence a procuré des avantages substantiels aux femmes : leur dépendance économique à l’égard des hommes a diminué, grâce à l’augmentation conjointe de leurs salaires et des prestations liées au travail. Elles ont aujourd’hui davantage les moyens de subvenir à leurs propres besoins et, le cas échéant, à ceux de leurs enfants - notamment en cas de séparation ou de divorce. Toutefois, la division sexuelle du travail n’a pas diminué pour …
Hemnära marknadstjänster - kvinnornas befriare
In Sweden — as in other European countries - the question of tax deduction of domestic services is being discussed. The argument is that the high taxes in Sweden hinder the growth of a märket for domestic services. By introducing tax deductions prices would be lowered and the demand for such services would increase. This would in turn enhance employment and transform "black märket work" into regular employment. It would also further gender equali…
The social construction of married women's labour-force participation: The case of Sweden in the twentieth century
Les données provenant des dénombrements indiquent que la proportion des femmes mariées qui travaillent augmente considérablement dans tous les pays d'Europe depuis le début de ce siècle. Cependant cet accroissement n'est, dans une large mesure, qu'une construction sociale de la réalité, ayant pour seule base les idéologies qui prédominaient à l'époque et non une description correcte de la réalité. Si la définition actuelle de la main d'oeuvre ava…
Vad är förvärvsarbete
Vad menas egentligen med förvärvsarbete? Hur har begreppet tilllämpats i statistiken över mäns och kvinnors arbete? Anita Nyberg visar här hur förvärvsstatistiken både speglar och skapar ideologin om vad som är arbete. Den osynliggör kvinnoarbetet
From Foster Mothers to Child Care Centers: A History of Working Mothers and Child Care in Sweden
The Swedish welfare state is usually considered "woman friendly." It treats mothers, including single mothers, as workers and offers them high quality public child care. Feminist typologies often use paid work as the lens through which to look at welfare states. Jane Jenson, however, proposes that we think seriously about care in typologies of welfare states. The aim of this article is to take the child care arrangements of working mothers seriou…
Entre travail et famille: À Propos De l'Évolution Du Modèle Suédois
La Suède a été un pays pilote dans la mise en œuvre d'une relation entre travail et droits sociaux qui autorise et développe, pour toutes et tous, l'accès à la pleine individualité, condition de la citoyenneté. En particulier, les charges éducatives y ont été considérées comme une responsabilité partagée entre les pères et les mères d'un côté, entre les parents et l'État de l'autre, ce dernier étant le garant du droit de l'enfant au bien-être et …
Gender, (de)commodification, economic (in)dependence and autonomous households: The case of Sweden
Sweden has been considered both `worker friendly' and `women friendly'. Both workers and women have called upon the welfare state to support their demands and they have also had some of their requests granted. Feminists' oldest and most important demand has been economic independence from men and the capacity to form and maintain an autonomous household including children. 1 The article investigates whether women were closer to these goals in Swe…
The social construction of married women's labour-force participation: The case of Sweden in the twentieth century
Les données provenant des dénombrements indiquent que la proportion des femmes mariées qui travaillent augmente considérablement dans tous les pays d'Europe depuis le début de ce siècle. Cependant cet accroissement n'est, dans une large mesure, qu'une construction sociale de la réalité, ayant pour seule base les idéologies qui prédominaient à l'époque et non une description correcte de la réalité. Si la définition actuelle de la main d'oeuvre ava…
Closing the Gender Gap: Act Now
Author biographies Caroline Alcorso is an experienced Researcher and Expert on women’s issues, and a Social Policy Practitioner in women’s health, women in the workforce, and immigrant and refugee women, who has worked for state and national governments. Currently working for the New South Wales (NSW) government, she has published on immigrant workers in the hotel and information technol-ogy industries, non-English-speaking background women’s hea…
Hemnära marknadstjänster - kvinnornas befriare
In Sweden — as in other European countries - the question of tax deduction of domestic services is being discussed. The argument is that the high taxes in Sweden hinder the growth of a märket for domestic services. By introducing tax deductions prices would be lowered and the demand for such services would increase. This would in turn enhance employment and transform "black märket work" into regular employment. It would also further gender equali…
Retour sur l'imposition séparée en Suède
Les femmes sont-elles plus dépendantes de l'État-providence que les hommes
L’État-providence a procuré des avantages substantiels aux femmes : leur dépendance économique à l’égard des hommes a diminué, grâce à l’augmentation conjointe de leurs salaires et des prestations liées au travail. Elles ont aujourd’hui davantage les moyens de subvenir à leurs propres besoins et, le cas échéant, à ceux de leurs enfants - notamment en cas de séparation ou de divorce. Toutefois, la division sexuelle du travail n’a pas diminué pour …
Vad är förvärvsarbete
Vad menas egentligen med förvärvsarbete? Hur har begreppet tilllämpats i statistiken över mäns och kvinnors arbete? Anita Nyberg visar här hur förvärvsstatistiken både speglar och skapar ideologin om vad som är arbete. Den osynliggör kvinnoarbetet
Vad är förvärvsarbete
Vad menas egentligen med förvärvsarbete? Hur har begreppet tilllämpats i statistiken över mäns och kvinnors arbete? Anita Nyberg visar här hur förvärvsstatistiken både speglar och skapar ideologin om vad som är arbete. Den osynliggör kvinnoarbetet
The social construction of married women's labour-force participation: The case of Sweden in the twentieth century
Les données provenant des dénombrements indiquent que la proportion des femmes mariées qui travaillent augmente considérablement dans tous les pays d'Europe depuis le début de ce siècle. Cependant cet accroissement n'est, dans une large mesure, qu'une construction sociale de la réalité, ayant pour seule base les idéologies qui prédominaient à l'époque et non une description correcte de la réalité. Si la définition actuelle de la main d'oeuvre ava…
Hemnära marknadstjänster - kvinnornas befriare
In Sweden — as in other European countries - the question of tax deduction of domestic services is being discussed. The argument is that the high taxes in Sweden hinder the growth of a märket for domestic services. By introducing tax deductions prices would be lowered and the demand for such services would increase. This would in turn enhance employment and transform "black märket work" into regular employment. It would also further gender equali…
From Foster Mothers to Child Care Centers: A History of Working Mothers and Child Care in Sweden
The Swedish welfare state is usually considered "woman friendly." It treats mothers, including single mothers, as workers and offers them high quality public child care. Feminist typologies often use paid work as the lens through which to look at welfare states. Jane Jenson, however, proposes that we think seriously about care in typologies of welfare states. The aim of this article is to take the child care arrangements of working mothers seriou…
Les femmes sont-elles plus dépendantes de l'État-providence que les hommes
L’État-providence a procuré des avantages substantiels aux femmes : leur dépendance économique à l’égard des hommes a diminué, grâce à l’augmentation conjointe de leurs salaires et des prestations liées au travail. Elles ont aujourd’hui davantage les moyens de subvenir à leurs propres besoins et, le cas échéant, à ceux de leurs enfants - notamment en cas de séparation ou de divorce. Toutefois, la division sexuelle du travail n’a pas diminué pour …
Feministiska ekonomer och feministisk ekonomi - exemplet nationalekonomi
Economics is one of the most women and gender resistant disciplines of all. Some Economists who are critical of mainstream economic theory and method have, however, started to apply a gender perspective to economic models. One important feminist critique of macroeconomic theory and policy has been that they do not take into consideration unpaid care work (including domestic work) and paid work in the informal sector. Feminist economists have ther…
Gender, (de)commodification, economic (in)dependence and autonomous households: The case of Sweden
Sweden has been considered both `worker friendly' and `women friendly'. Both workers and women have called upon the welfare state to support their demands and they have also had some of their requests granted. Feminists' oldest and most important demand has been economic independence from men and the capacity to form and maintain an autonomous household including children. 1 The article investigates whether women were closer to these goals in Swe…
Entre travail et famille: À Propos De l'Évolution Du Modèle Suédois
La Suède a été un pays pilote dans la mise en œuvre d'une relation entre travail et droits sociaux qui autorise et développe, pour toutes et tous, l'accès à la pleine individualité, condition de la citoyenneté. En particulier, les charges éducatives y ont été considérées comme une responsabilité partagée entre les pères et les mères d'un côté, entre les parents et l'État de l'autre, ce dernier étant le garant du droit de l'enfant au bien-être et …
Diverging paths? The dual-earner/dual-carer model in Finland and Sweden in the 1990s
Introduction In much feminist comparative research on welfare state policies, Finland and Sweden are seen as similar cases. Both countries have for a long time supported gender equality by policies encouraging employment for mothers and childcare for fathers. Both are welfare states that have moved away from the male breadwinner model and towards a dual-earner/dual-carer model. This is confirmed in a recently conducted state-of-the-art review of …
Cash-for-Childcare Schemes in Sweden: History, Political Contradictions and Recent Developments
This insightful book examines the meaning of, and impacts on, cash-for-care systems for mothers of small children. The contributors present a comprehensive overview of the major political and economic contradictions, theoretical debates concerning cash-for-care, and explore the possibility of implementing it into the social policy system.
Retour sur l'imposition séparée en Suède
Closing the Gender Gap: Act Now
Author biographies Caroline Alcorso is an experienced Researcher and Expert on women’s issues, and a Social Policy Practitioner in women’s health, women in the workforce, and immigrant and refugee women, who has worked for state and national governments. Currently working for the New South Wales (NSW) government, she has published on immigrant workers in the hotel and information technol-ogy industries, non-English-speaking background women’s hea…
Political science (9 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Humanities (3 works) · Labour economics (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Art (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works)