PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
Page 10-11
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-----1 Challenging the Public/Private Divide: An Overview
Page 18-49
PART 1 THE ROLE OF THE STATE: SOME HISTORIES
Page 50-125
-----2 Restructuring Public and Private: Women's Paid and Unpaid Work
Page 52-76
-----3 A Little Sex Can Be a Dangerous Thing: Regulating Sexuality, Venereal Disease, and Reproduction in British Columbia, 1919–1945
Page 77-101
-----4 Sounds of Silence: The Public/Private Dichotomy, Violence, and Aboriginal Women
Page 102-125
PART 2 FAMILY, HOME, AND WORK
Page 126-239
-----5 Who Pays for Caring for Children? Public Policy and the Devaluation of Women's Work
Page 128-158
-----6 Across the Home/Work Divide: Homework in Garment Manufacture and the Failure of Employment Regulation
Page 159-182
-----7 Some Mothers Are Better Than Others: A Re-examination of Maternity Benefits
Page 183-209
-----8 Balancing Acts: Career and Family among Lawyers
Page 210-239
PART 3 LEGAL REGULATION OF MOTHERHOOD: CHILD CUSTODY AND CHILD WELFARE
Page 240-319
-----9 'A Jury Dressed in Medical White and Judicial Black': Mothers with Mental Health Histories in Child Welfare and Custody
Page 242-267
-----10 Looking beyond Tyabji: Employed Mothers, Lifestyles, and Child Custody Law
Page 268-294
-----11 Lesbians, Child Custody, and the Long Lingering Gaze of the Law
Page 295-319
PART 4 CURRENT CHALLENGES: RESTRUCTURING, PRIVATIZATION, AND GLOBALIZATION
Page 320-399
-----12 Public Taxes, Privatizing Effects, and Gender Inequality
Page 322-344
-----13 Blue Meanies in Alberta: Tory Tactics and the Privatization of Child Welfare
Page 345-374
-----14 Going Global: Feminist Theory, International Law, and the Public/Private Divide
Page 375-399
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