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Cobertura: 1975 a 2013. Idioma(s): Español. Frecuencia: 2 números al año. Periodicidad: Irregular. Contenido: serie monográfica de carácter técnico y, en algunos casos, más circunscritos a estudios de casos de países. A partir de 2014 se fusiona con la colección "Libros de la CEPAL". ISSN: 0252-2195.

Is a new patriarchal family model taking shape in rural areas?

Ortega, Liudmila (2013-09)
Women's work: some considerations derived from an integrated approach based on time-use surveys and employment statistics

Rodríguez Enríquez, Corina (2013-09)
The utilization of time-use surveys in public policy

Marco, Flavia (2013-09)
Social protection and the redistribution of care in Latin America and the Caribbean: the breadth of policy

Provoste Fernández, Patricia (2009-09)
Redistributing care: towards a public policy nexus

Lamaute-Brisson, Nathalie (2013-09)
Engendering economic progress

Jain, Devaki (2013-09)
Home care and the recovery of subjectivity: the case of Mexico

Flores Castillo, Atenea (2013-09)
Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Ecuador

Vásconez Rodríguez, Alison (2013-09)
Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Costa Rica

Sauma F., Pablo (2013-09)
Models of the intrahousehold division of total labour: Ecuador and Mexico

Salvador, Soledad | Galván, Estefanía (2013-09)

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Is a new patriarchal family model taking shape in rural areas?

Women's work: some considerations derived from an integrated approach based on time-use surveys and employment statistics

The utilization of time-use surveys in public policy

Social protection and the redistribution of care in Latin America and the Caribbean: the breadth of policy

Redistributing care: towards a public policy nexus

Engendering economic progress

Home care and the recovery of subjectivity: the case of Mexico

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Ecuador

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Costa Rica

Models of the intrahousehold division of total labour: Ecuador and Mexico

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Is a new patriarchal family model taking shape in rural areas? ﻿

Women's work: some considerations derived from an integrated approach based on time-use surveys and employment statistics ﻿

The utilization of time-use surveys in public policy ﻿

Social protection and the redistribution of care in Latin America and the Caribbean: the breadth of policy ﻿

Redistributing care: towards a public policy nexus ﻿

Engendering economic progress ﻿

Home care and the recovery of subjectivity: the case of Mexico ﻿

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Ecuador ﻿

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Costa Rica ﻿

Models of the intrahousehold division of total labour: Ecuador and Mexico ﻿

Is a new patriarchal family model taking shape in rural areas?

Women's work: some considerations derived from an integrated approach based on time-use surveys and employment statistics

The utilization of time-use surveys in public policy

Social protection and the redistribution of care in Latin America and the Caribbean: the breadth of policy

Redistributing care: towards a public policy nexus

Engendering economic progress

Home care and the recovery of subjectivity: the case of Mexico

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Ecuador

Social protection and unpaid work: redistribution of caregiving tasks and responsibilities, a case study of Costa Rica

Models of the intrahousehold division of total labour: Ecuador and Mexico