Working, Parenting and Well Being: Transformations in Gender Roles and Public Policies in Sweden

Phyllis Moen delves into the intricate dynamics between work, parenting, and well-being in contemporary Sweden, revealing the profound transformations in gender roles and public policies that shape these experiences. With a keen focus on the interplay between professional obligations and family responsibilities, she unveils how societal shifts are redefining traditional norms.

Through her insightful analysis, Moen highlights the impact of progressive policies in Sweden that promote gender equality and shared parenting, ultimately fostering a more balanced approach to work and home life. This exploration not only sheds light on the successes of Swedish society but also raises important questions about the future of work-life integration in a rapidly changing world.