The Political Economy of Household Services in Europe

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Chapter 1 Taking the Low Road: The Political Economy of Household Services in Europe
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Chapter 2 The Politics of Tax Exemptions for Household Services in France
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Chapter 3 Creating a ‘Personal Services’ Sector in France
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Chapter 4 The Politics of Domestic Outsourcing in Finland and Sweden
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Chapter 5 State Policies Encouraging the Outsourcing of Personal and Household Labour in Germany: Familialism and Women’s Employment in Conservative Welfare States
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Chapter 6 Clean Homes on Dirty Conditions? — Regulation and Working Conditions in the Domestic Work Sector in Sweden
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Chapter 7 Employment Quality in the Sector of Personal and Household Services: Status and Impact of Public Policies in France
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Chapter 8 Regulating Migrants as a Low-Cost Solution for Long-Term Care: The Formalisation of a Dual Care Labour Market in Austria
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Chapter 9 Matthew Runs Amok: The Belgian Service Voucher Scheme
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Chapter 10 The Swedish RUT Reduction — Subsidy of Formal Employment or of High-Income Earners’ Leisure Time?
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Chapter 11 The Finnish Tax Reduction for Domestic Costs: Consumption Patterns
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Chapter 12 Job Creation, Public Cost and the Distributive Profile of Tax Allowances for Household Services in France

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