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  1. Erratum to: “Distant Toleration”:
  2. Seçil Dağtaş, Şule Can
  3. p. i
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  1. Special Section on The Care Manifesto: The Politics of Interdependence
  2. Rianne Mahon, Juliana Martinez Franzoni
  3. pp. 831-833
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  1. A Call to (Caring) Arms: A Response to The Care Manifesto: The Politics of Interdependence
  2. Deborah Brennan
  3. pp. 834-842
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  1. Not All Good Is Care, Not All Evil Is Uncaring—A Political Comment on The Care Manifesto
  2. Valeria Esquivel
  3. pp. 843-848
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  1. Toward a More Careful Future: Thoughts on The Care Manifesto
  2. Nancy Folbre
  3. pp. 849-853
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  1. Toward a Model of Universal Care, One Manifesto at a Time
  2. Prabha Kotiswaran
  3. pp. 854-864
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  1. Caring for the Manifesto—Steps toward Making It an Achievable Dream
  2. Parvati Raghuram
  3. pp. 865-873
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  1. The Mother-Based Intervention: Policy, Social Work, and the Absence of Fathers in the Social Services in Israel
  2. Nadav Perez-Vaisvidovsky, Reli Mizrahi, Ayana Halpern
  3. pp. 874-895
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  1. Is it “Good” to Have a Stay-at-Home Mom? Parental Childcare Time and Work–Family Arrangements in Italy, 1988–2014
  2. Giulia M. Dotti Sani
  3. pp. 896-920
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  1. Are Women Discriminated Against in Countries with Extensive Family Policies? A Piece of the “Welfare State Paradox” Puzzle from Sweden
  2. Magnus Bygren, Michael Gähler
  3. pp. 921-947
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  1. Coming to Terms with Markets in Care? Comprehensive Social Policy and Informalization of Care Provision in the English and Greek National Healthcare Systems
  2. Thanos Maroukis
  3. pp. 948-970
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  1. Comparing Care Regimes: Worker Characteristics and Wage Penalties in the Global Care Chain
  2. Naomi Lightman
  3. pp. 971-998
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  1. Conflicting Policy Feedback: Enduring Tensions over Father Quotas in Norway
  2. Anne Lise Ellingsæter
  3. pp. 999-1024
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  1. Quotas, the Electoral System Type and the Election of Young Women
  2. Daniel Stockemer, Aksel Sundström
  3. pp. 1025-1045
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  1. Gender Difference in Willingness and Capacity for Deliberation
  2. Afsoun Afsahi
  3. pp. 1046-1072
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  1. Gender Mainstreaming as a Universal Tool for Constitution Writing: The Case of Iraq
  2. Aliza Forman-Rabinovici
  3. pp. 1073-1094
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  1. “This Lady, She’s A-List!”: The Empowerment Impact of Womxn Political Elites for Womxn in South African Higher Education
  2. Ján Michalko
  3. pp. 1095-1114
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  1. Gender Equality Prior to and Following Separation: Nordic and Liberal Policy Inconsistencies
  2. Mia Hakovirta, Kay Cook, Sarah Sinclair
  3. pp. 1115-1136
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  1. The Inter- and Intra-Party Politics of Moral Policy: Free Voting and Abortion Reform in Uruguay
  2. Camilla Reuterswärd
  3. pp. 1137-1161
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  1. Economization of Expert Knowledge about Gender Equality in the European Union
  2. Anna Elomäki
  3. pp. 1162-1183
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  1. The Tipping Point: Examining the Effects of Heterosexist and Racist Stigma on Political Participation
  2. Royal G. Cravens III
  3. pp. 1185-1212
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