OSNOVE PORODIČNE POLITIKE
Ključne reči:
породица, породична политика, мере породичне политике, конзервативна и прогресивна породична политика, држава благостањаApstrakt
У раду се анализирају основни теоријски концепти породичне (као својеврсни инструменти „конвертовања“ проблема у области породица у политичке мере усмерене на јачање породица), са фокусом на особености конзервативне и прогресивне породичне политике. Посебна пажња посвећена је бројним обрасцима породичне политике у интернационалној перспективи, као и могућностима конвергенције (мера) породичне политике у контексту високоиндустријализованих земаља.
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