Driven Apart: Women's Employment Equality and Child Care in Canadian Public Policy Book

	Tables	ix
	Preface	xi
	Acknowledgments	xiii
	Abbreviations	xvii
1	The Double-Edged Nature of Women's Employment Inequality	3
2	Citizenship, Motherhood, and Employment in the Wartime and Welfare States	13
3	The Royal Commission on the Status of Women	26
4	A Just Society? The Trudeau Government's Response to the Royal Commission on the Status of Women	54
5	Redefining the Issues: Systemic Discrimination and National Child Care Policies in Trudeau's Final Term	70
6	The Royal Commission on Equality in Employment	97
7	Breaking the Links: The Mulroney Government's Response to the Royal Commission on Equality in Employment	126
8	Tiny Timid Steps: Employment Equity and Child Care in Mulroney's Second Term	156
9	Creating Opportunity? The Chretien Government's Approach to Employment Equity and Child Care	173
10	Linked Together, Yet Driven Apart	205
	Appendices
A	Research Interviews	216
B	Turning Points in Canadian Policy Development on Women's Employment Equality and Child Care	220
	Notes	228
	Bibliography	277
	Index	307