Welfare, gender and fatherhood
Welfare, gender and fatherhood
Chapter one links the decline of patriarchal legitimacy over the course of the 20th century to welfare state expansion. It highlights that chapter one shows that the renaissance of the ‘welfare modelling business’, was in a large part, driven by the growth of gender and feminist analysis in welfare state debates. Chapter one also shows that Nordic feminism historically promoted critical thinking about men's social-citizenship roles as fathers
Keywords: Welfare regime theory, Nordic feminism, de-patriarchalisation, fatherhood research fraternities
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