Thomas P Boje
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 263156 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Thomas P Boje |
| PRENOMES | Thomas P |
| SOBRENOME | Boje |
| ASSINATURA | BOJE T P |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Roskilde University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 31 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 31 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Nekrolog for Allan M. Madsen
Civic engagement reimagined
Citizens engage in activities in multiple ways, including volunteering, political participation, activism, community support, and everyday acts of solidarity. These forms of engagement are essential for sustaining democracy and fostering inclusive, liveable communities. While much is known about the amount and different forms of civic engagement. We miss an understanding of the underlying structures that enable or constrain it–such as the role of…
Welfare and Families in Europe
Originally published in 2005. The primary focus of this work is the relationship between family, work and the welfare system. Focusing on Denmark, Sweden, Germany, France and the United Kingdom, the study draws comparisons between societies which represent different types of welfare mix between state, market and civil society. Three important issues in the transformation of the European welfare state systems are considered: The conditions for soc…
Concluding Essay
By concluding this special issue on social movements in the transnational public sphere, I want to focus on two core concepts for understanding social mobilization of citizens and the frame of refe
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Policy and practice
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a typology of different family policy systems in Europe and evaluate their impact on the employment strategy of mothers with care responsibilities for dependent children. Design/methodology/approach The paper outlines a typology of family policy regimes in Europe – covering the 26 countries. A typology based on a cluster analysis of macro indicators of family policy – coverage of childcare, effectiv…
Family Policy and Welfare Regimes
The aim of this chapter is to develop a tentative classification of family policy regimes for all 27 EU member states. This classification will be developed using four variables measuring different aspects of the strategies pursued by European households in coping with the work-family balance—child-care take-up for children aged 0–3, effective parental leave, take-up of part-time work among women and, finally, spending on family policy. Based on …
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Civil Society Theory
Community, Types of
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Commentary
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Velfærdsstat og civilsamfund
Det er hensigt med denne artikel, at specifisere forholdet mellem velfærdsstaten og civilsamfundet samt at placere de nordiske lande i et komparativt perspektiv i forhold til resten af Europa hvad angår frivillighed, social kapital og dermed den betydning som det civile samfunds og dets organisationer har i det sen-moderne samfund. Artiklen starter med en præcisering af de forskellige tilgange til forståelsen af civilsamfund samt forholdet mellem…
Welfare and work. The gendered organisation of work and care in different European Countries
Modern societies are characterised by profound changes in both working conditions and family formation. Today's workplaces are marked by high flexibility, great job instability and variable working hours. A dual-earner family has replaced the traditional male-breadwinner family and the norm is two working adults. However, the pattern of women's involvement in employment differs in all labour markets depending on the gendered division of paid work…
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Welfare State Models in Comparative Research
During recent decades the comparative approach has been ever more dominant in analyses of social systems. Comparative research methods have particularly been popular in studies of welfare state regimes, and several alternative models have been constructed to explain why national systems differ and how to classify the diverse systems. The reasons for this growing interest in comparative studies and in making typologies of welfare systems are many …
Gender, Work Time and Flexible Employment
The aim of this article is to analyse how differentiation in men's and women's work time arrangements in the Danish market has changed in recent decades. This is a time period characterized by profound restructuring in the economy. On the one hand, the Danish labour market has been characterized by a decline in part-time employment for women and growth in the proportion of part-time work in the male labour force. On the other hand, a growth in no…
Scandinavia in a New Europe
Introduction to Part III
Editor’s Introduction to Part II
Gender, Work Time and Flexible Employment
The aim of this article is to analyse how differentiation in men's and women's work time arrangements in the Danish market has changed in recent decades. This is a time period characterized by profound restructuring in the economy. On the one hand, the Danish labour market has been characterized by a decline in part-time employment for women and growth in the proportion of part-time work in the male labour force. On the other hand, a growth in no…
Policy and practice
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to develop a typology of different family policy systems in Europe and evaluate their impact on the employment strategy of mothers with care responsibilities for dependent children. Design/methodology/approach The paper outlines a typology of family policy regimes in Europe – covering the 26 countries. A typology based on a cluster analysis of macro indicators of family policy – coverage of childcare, effectiv…
Welfare and work. The gendered organisation of work and care in different European Countries
Modern societies are characterised by profound changes in both working conditions and family formation. Today's workplaces are marked by high flexibility, great job instability and variable working hours. A dual-earner family has replaced the traditional male-breadwinner family and the norm is two working adults. However, the pattern of women's involvement in employment differs in all labour markets depending on the gendered division of paid work…
Introduction to Part III
Commentary
Civic engagement reimagined
Citizens engage in activities in multiple ways, including volunteering, political participation, activism, community support, and everyday acts of solidarity. These forms of engagement are essential for sustaining democracy and fostering inclusive, liveable communities. While much is known about the amount and different forms of civic engagement. We miss an understanding of the underlying structures that enable or constrain it–such as the role of…
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Segmentation and Mobility
During the last decade the segmentation theory approach has been very popular among labour-market researchers It has been attempted to use this theory to explain differentiation and marginalization on the labour market in many European countries. This article describes a Danish research project which aims at an analysis of the segmentation on the Danish labour market and its consequences for the labour-market attachment of different groups of wor…
Comparative Research in Sociology - an Editorial
Editor’s Introduction to the Series
(1994). Editor’s Introduction to the Series. International Journal of Sociology: Vol. 24, Work and Welfare in a Changing Europe Part I: Transformation of the European Societies, pp. 5-8
Introduction to Part I
Scandinavia in a New Europe
Introduction to Part III
Editor’s Introduction to Part II
Editor’s Introduction to Part III
Welfare State Models in Comparative Research
During recent decades the comparative approach has been ever more dominant in analyses of social systems. Comparative research methods have particularly been popular in studies of welfare state regimes, and several alternative models have been constructed to explain why national systems differ and how to classify the diverse systems. The reasons for this growing interest in comparative studies and in making typologies of welfare systems are many …
Gender, Work Time and Flexible Employment
The aim of this article is to analyse how differentiation in men's and women's work time arrangements in the Danish market has changed in recent decades. This is a time period characterized by profound restructuring in the economy. On the one hand, the Danish labour market has been characterized by a decline in part-time employment for women and growth in the proportion of part-time work in the male labour force. On the other hand, a growth in no…
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Welfare and work. The gendered organisation of work and care in different European Countries
Modern societies are characterised by profound changes in both working conditions and family formation. Today's workplaces are marked by high flexibility, great job instability and variable working hours. A dual-earner family has replaced the traditional male-breadwinner family and the norm is two working adults. However, the pattern of women's involvement in employment differs in all labour markets depending on the gendered division of paid work…
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Velfærdsstat og civilsamfund
Det er hensigt med denne artikel, at specifisere forholdet mellem velfærdsstaten og civilsamfundet samt at placere de nordiske lande i et komparativt perspektiv i forhold til resten af Europa hvad angår frivillighed, social kapital og dermed den betydning som det civile samfunds og dets organisationer har i det sen-moderne samfund. Artiklen starter med en præcisering af de forskellige tilgange til forståelsen af civilsamfund samt forholdet mellem…
Civil Society Theory
Community, Types of
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Commentary
Family Policy and Welfare Regimes
The aim of this chapter is to develop a tentative classification of family policy regimes for all 27 EU member states. This classification will be developed using four variables measuring different aspects of the strategies pursued by European households in coping with the work-family balance—child-care take-up for children aged 0–3, effective parental leave, take-up of part-time work among women and, finally, spending on family policy. Based on …
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Sociology (13 obras) · Political science (11 obras) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (9 obras) · Social and Educational Sciences (7 obras) · Economics (6 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice (5 obras) · Law (5 obras) · Civil society (4 obras) · Computer Science (4 obras)