Fathers in Europe: Policies, constructions and practices. Introduction to the Special Collection.
Fatherhood research has proliferated in recent decades and reflects that paternal involvement is closely linked to national policies, to prevailing social normative understandings of fatherhood, and also varies in practice.
The six contributions vary in focus and illustrate a wide range of approaches to the understanding of fatherhood constructions and practices as well as the political frameworks that shape contemporary fatherhood in Europe. The contributions study fatherhood in the context of the transition to parenthood, parenting practices, the composition of working environments as well as in social work practice.
In: Journal of Family Research, 2023, Vol. 35, pp. 393-399, doi: 10.20377/jfr-950
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