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Introduction Introduction
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Breaking the links between the life-mix challenges Breaking the links between the life-mix challenges
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Near-future goals Near-future goals
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Challenging existing policy and practice Challenging existing policy and practice
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Policy suggestions beyond the four policy domains Policy suggestions beyond the four policy domains
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Home–work integration Home–work integration
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Support for transnational care Support for transnational care
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Provision of support to part-time workers and part-time informal care providers Provision of support to part-time workers and part-time informal care providers
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Insurance for workers and care providers Insurance for workers and care providers
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Securing banking inclusion for workers and informal care providers Securing banking inclusion for workers and informal care providers
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Maximum working hours and caring hours Maximum working hours and caring hours
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Statutory leave Statutory leave
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Choices for single parents Choices for single parents
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Choices about informal care/education and formal care/education for young children Choices about informal care/education and formal care/education for young children
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Proximate and distant care Proximate and distant care
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Enriching international agendas Enriching international agendas
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The 2030 Agenda The 2030 Agenda
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Europe 2020 Europe 2020
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EU suggestion 1 EU suggestion 1
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EU suggestion 2 EU suggestion 2
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EU suggestion 3 EU suggestion 3
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EU suggestion 4 EU suggestion 4
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Going beyond the confines of pro-market welfare reforms Going beyond the confines of pro-market welfare reforms
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Pro-market welfare reforms Pro-market welfare reforms
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Policy strategies on productivism Policy strategies on productivism
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Conclusion Conclusion
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8 8 Creating favourable conditions for diverse life-mix preferences
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Abstract
This chapter is concerned with the search for ways of creating more favourable conditions for meeting people’s diverse life-mix preferences. It focuses on how to improve policies that affect people’s life-mix patterns. Six policy suggestions are made: exploring ways to break the link between the three life-mix challenges; fulfilling more than one near-future goal at the same time; critically examining government measures that undermine the development of the two supported adult models; suggesting ways for enhancing people’s chances of meeting their diverse life-mix preferences beyond the four policy domains discussed in this book (childcare leave, ECEC, pension and ALMPs); demonstrating how policy suggestions for the development of the supported adult models could contribute to international welfare agendas such as Europe 2020 and the UN 2030 Agenda; and encouraging governments to formulate policies on productivism beyond the confines of pro-market welfare reforms.
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