A Mother's Work: How Feminism, the Market, and Policy Shape Family Life

This first edition hardcover is in excellent condition. The binding is secure, and there are no inscriptions or library markings. The dust jacket condition is unknown, as it is not visible in the provided images. The pages are clean and free from annotations, making it a pristine copy for collectors and enthusiasts of feminist literature and policy studies.

A Mother's Work: How Feminism, the Market, and Policy Shape Family Life by Neil Gilbert is a critical examination of the intersection between feminism, market forces, and policy in shaping family life. Published by Yale University Press in 2008, this hardcover first edition offers a scholarly exploration of the challenges faced by working mothers in the United States. Neil Gilbert, a respected figure in social welfare studies, delves into the complexities of work-life balance, the role of women in the professions, and the impact of family policies. This edition, printed in New Haven and London, is a valuable resource for those interested in feminist theory and social policy. The book is in excellent condition, with no inscriptions or library markings, making it a desirable addition for collectors and researchers alike.