Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS v
3. LIST OF FIGURES AND TABLES vii
4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ix
5. EDITORS’ PREFACE x
6. PART I Introduction and Overview
7. INTRODUCTION 3
8. Chapter 1 UNCHARTED TERRITORIES: INDIVIDUALS, FAMILIES, CIVIL SOCIETY AND THE DEMOCRATIC STATE 17
9. PART II Feminist Historical Views
10. Chapter 2 GENDERED BOUNDARIES: CIVIL SOCIETY, THE PUBLIC/PRIVATE DIVIDE AND THE FAMILY 43
11. Chapter 3 THE FAMILY, CIVIL SOCIETY AND SOCIAL POLICY A US PERSPECTIVE 66
12. Chapter 4 FEMINIST MOBILISATION AND FAMILY CHANGE: A CASE STUDY OF A GRASSROOTS WOMEN’S ORGANISATION IN QUEBEC: THE AFEAS (1966–1989) 86
13. Part III Family and Society in South and Western Europe: Case Studies
14. Chapter 5 Corporate Birthmarks of Civil Society: Kinship and Kinship Networks in Voluntary Associations, 1800–1848 101
15. Chapter 6 STATE, SOCIETY AND FAMILY CHANGE IN TWENTIETH-CENTURY SPAIN THE EVOLUTION OF THE ‘STRONG FAMILY MODEL’ 120
16. Chapter 7 THE FOUNDATION OF CIVILISED SOCIETY: FAMILY AND SOCIAL POLICY IN BRITAIN AND ITALY BETWEEN 1946 AND 1960 144
17. Chapter 8 CHILDREN AND CIVIL SOCIETY 169
18. PART IV State and Changing Families in Eastern Europe and the Middle East
19. Chapter 9 THE FAILURES OF MODERNITY: FAMILY, CIVIL SOCIETY AND STATE IN THE PASSAGE FROM OTTOMAN EMPIRE TO TURKISH REPUBLIC 197
20. Chapter 10 ISRAEL AND PALESTINE THROUGH FAMILY, CIVIL SOCIETY AND STATE AN OVERVIEW 219
21. Chapter 11 GENDERED BOUNDARIES BETWEEN THE STATE, FAMILY AND CIVIL SOCIETY THE CASE OF POLAND AFTER 1989 240
22. Chapter 12 FAMILY STRUCTURES AND CIVIL SOCIETY PERSPECTIVES IN PRESENT-DAY SERBIA 260
23. NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS 280
24. INDEX 287