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Unfinished Tasks for Korean Family Policy in the 1990s: Maternity Protection Policy and Abolition of the Family-head System

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Unfinished Tasks for Korean Family Policy in the 1990s: Maternity Protection Policy and Abolition of the Family-head System
Author(s)Hyunah, Yang
AbstractThe nature and evolution of family policy in terms of its effects on women during the 1990s in Korea are examined by highlighting the influence of family policy on women and on their roles and identity within the family. The effects of specific family policy on women’s roles and identity as well as the limits and possibilities of the specific family agenda from a feminist viewpoint are investigated.
IssueNo2
Pages68-99
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceKorea Journal
VolumeNo42
PubDateSummer 2002
ISBN_ISSN0023-3900

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