Golden Chain

Jürgen Nautz is Professor of Economic History at the University of Vienna and Senior Lecturer of Business Administration at the Ostwestfalen-Lippe University of Applied Sciences.

• List of Tables and FiguresAcknowledgmentsEditor’s PrefaceDieter Gosewinkel and Jürgen KockaPart I: Introduction and OverviewIntroductionJürgen Nautz, Paul Ginsborg, and Ton NijhuisChapter 1. Uncharted Territories: Individuals, Families, Civil Society and the Democratic StatePaul GinsborgPart II: Feminist Historical ViewsChapter 2. Gendered Boundaries. Civil Society, the Public/Private Divide and the FamilyKaren HagemannChapter 3. The Family, Civil Society, and Social Policy: a U.S. PerspectiveSonya MichelChapter 4. Feminist Mobilization and Family Change: a Case Study of a Grassroots Women’s Organization in QuebecAnne RevillardPart III: Family and Society in South and Western Europe – Case StudiesChapter 5. Corporate Birthmarks of Civil Society: Kinship and Kinship Networks in Voluntary Associations, 1800–1848Carola LippChapter 6. State, Society and Family Change in 20th Century Spain: the Evolution of the ‘Strong Family-Model’Elisa ChuliáChapter 7. The Foundation of Civilized Society: Family and Social Policy in Britain and Italy between 1946 and 1960Stefania BerniniChapter 8. Children and Civil SocietyJohn KeanePart IV: State and changing families in Eastern Europe and the Middle EastChapter 9. The Failures of Modernity: Family, Civil Society and State in the Passage from Ottoman Empire to Turkish RepublicAyşe SaraçgilChapter 10. Israel and Palestine through Family, Civil Society and State. An OverviewMarcella SimoniChapter 11. Gendered Boundaries between the State, Family and Civil Society – the Case of Poland after 1989Elżbieta KorolcukChapter 12. Family Structures and Civil Society Perspectives in Present-day SerbiaDragica VujadinovicNotes on ContributorsIndex

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