スウェーデンの育児保障 : 一九九〇年代にむけての政策的展望

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It is well known that the Swedish programs for child care have been developed based on the demographic policy to increase its national population. The Swedish Government financially assists each families with child through social security programs in accordance with its own policies. Since 1937, the Swedish Government had gradually expanded the programs to those fields, such as birth care with free charge, maternity benefit and children's allowance and so on. In 1974, the Parental Leave Act was introduced in order to provide parental benefits for working parents and even for those who are staying at home. The institutions for child care were also established. The Swedish policy development toward the 1990's are in progress on those subjects, such as shorter working houres, more generous parental leave and roles between women and men in their own homes, in order to achieve their better working and family leves.
日本法政学会の論文
1989-05-20