The Treaty of Rome and equality
By Hélène Périvier The Treaty of Rome: Article 119, Title VIII, “Social Policy, Education, Vocational Training, and Youth”, Chapter 1: Social Provisions: Each Member State shall during […]
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Do separated fathers bear a greater sacrifice in their standard of living than their ex-partners?
by Hélène Périvier OFCE-PRESAGE The recent study published by France Strategy on the sharing of the costs of children after a separation has caused a stir (see […]
Equality at risk from simplification
By Françoise Milewski and Hélène Périvier Legislating to promote equality The laws on equality in pay and in the workplace have come a long way since […]
Recession and Austerity: Gender Equality Jeopardized
By Anne Eydoux,[1] Antoine Math,[2] and Hélène Périvier[3] The crisis that began in 2008 has hit European countries diversely, causing economic and labour market disequilibria […]
Sharing parental leave: a must for equality
By Hélène Périvier The bill on equality between women and men, approved by the Senate on 18 September 2013, includes a component aimed at modifying […]
Reforming the conjugal quotient
By Guillaume Allègre and Hélène Périvier As part of a review of family benefit programmes (the motivations for which are in any case debatable), the […]
Family benefits: family business?
By Hélène Périvier Bertrand Fragonard has submitted his report to the Prime Minister; it aims, first, to enhance the redistributive nature of family policy and, […]
The taxation of family benefits – is this the right debate?
By Hélène Périvier and François de Singly Debate on the taxation of the family allowance has begun once again. Faced with a deficit in the […]