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|a 10.2307/j.ctvm2023j
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|a Moser, Vera
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|a Pinhard, Inga
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|a Care - Wer sorgt für wen?
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|a Leverkusen-Opladen
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|a Against the background of the necessity of (old) care - keyword: demographic change - and the changes in the area of child care, many questions arise regarding generational and gender arrangements. The authors examine the central questions with a view to fields of practice: All-day school, child care, care of the elderly - and do not spare the problem of the shadow economy: mainly women, often with a migration background, who work illegally in care in German households.
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