Project Duration: 2009 - 2011
There is today no definitive agreement among social scientists about the nature of family policies in Central and Eastern European countries(CEE). Often national family policies are evaluated using general macro-level criteria, where the financial impact of such policies on different types of families is ignored. This project uses a micro-level analysis to examine how much financial benefit is obtained by different types of families using a model family method. The generosity of governments toward different types of families will be defined in terms of the tax benefit system. The key questions addressed are: Which family types are supported most by national governments? Which governments are most generous to families? Is the Czech Republic most similar to the CEE or Western European model?
Principal Investigator:
- Mgr. Eva Mitchell
Contracting authority:
Grant Agency of the Czech Republic
Department:
Related Publications:
Slaďování rodinného a pracovního života v nadnárodních podnicích. [Alena Křížková: Podmínky rodičovství v podnikovém prostředí v mezinárodním srovnaní.]
Themes: prace, rodina
Division of Labour or Sharing the Burden? State Support for Competing Family Models in Central and Eastern Europe
Themes: prace, rodina, socialnipolitika
Stav finanční podpory rodin s dětmi na Slovensku a v České republice v roce 2004 z evropské perspektivy
Themes: eu, mzdyaprijmy, rodicovstvi, socialnipolitika
Zpráva z mezinárodní letní školy New Risks and New Governance in Europe
Themes: socialnipolitika
Finanční podpora rodin s dětmi v České republice v evropském kontextu
Themes: pece, rodina, socialnipolitika
