Inventing the Working Parent : Work, Gender, and Feminism in Neoliberal Britain

MIT Press Ltd

Explore the intersection of work, gender, and feminism in neoliberal Britain with "Inventing the Working Parent." This insightful book by Sarah E. Stoller examines the evolving landscape of the working parent, offering a critical perspective on societal expectations and policies. Delve into the historical context and contemporary challenges faced by working parents, particularly women, as they navigate career demands and family responsibilities in an era of increasing economic uncertainty. The book sheds light on how gender roles have been shaped and redefined within the workplace and at home. Key themes include: * The impact of neoliberal policies on work-life balance. * The role of feminism in advocating for working parents. * Shifting perceptions of parenthood and career. "Inventing the Working Parent" is essential reading for students, academics, and anyone interested in the social, economic, and gendered dynamics of modern work and family life. Summary: Inventing the Working Parent, Work Gender Feminism Neoliberal Britain, Sarah E. Stoller, Paperback Book, MIT Press Ltd.