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Parental Choice and Caring for Children in the Czech Republic and Slovakia

Project Duration: 2010 - 2011

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The study will contribute to the long-standing social scientific debate over the role of culture and institutions in influencing behaviour by looking at the case of family policies. We will conduct interviews with families in the Czech and Slovak Republic, to ascertain how cultural values and state policies influence their decisions about caring for their pre-school children.

 

Period: 2010-2012

Main applicant: prof. S. Saxonberg, PhD., MU Brno

Co-applicant: PhDr. Hana Maříková, SOÚ AV ČR Praha

Project: Czech Science Foundataion, project no. P404/10/1586

 

Principal Investigator:

Contracting authority:

Grant Agency of the Czech Academy of Sciences

Department:

Gender & Sociology

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