„… GermanyAbstract: We speak of path dependency when decisions made in the past influence or evenrestrict the ability …” „… partnership, help explain thecontinuity of this path-dependency. Furthermore, the context makes a weakening or …” „… , repräsentiert der Anteil der Beschäftigten in Deutschland an den Konzern-beschäftigten die „workers‘ voice …”

„… Family and Medical Leave Act considered in Light of The Social Organisation of Dependency Work and Gender …” „… , Hildegard (Hg.), Sorge. Arbeit, Verhältnisse, Regime / Care. Work, Relations, Regimes, Soziale Welt Sonderbd …” „… / Riegraf, Birgit / Theobald, Hildegard (2014) (Hg.), Sorge. Arbeit, Verhältnisse, Regime / Care. Work …”

„… 5.4.2 Freiwilliges und doch gebundenes Handeln 257 5.4.3 Ein Recht auf Fürsorge? 259 5.4.4 Dependency …” „… Work 263 5.4.5 Advokatorisches Handeln 266 Literatur 275 Inhaltsverzeichnis 11 …”

„… angestellt werden (5.4.2; 5.4.3). Die Philosophin Eva Feder Kittay hat den Begriff „Dependency Work …”

„… 1985 (NSW). Vgl. auch WorkCover NSW, Benefits guide, S. 6. Ebenso in einigen der anderen australischen …” „… Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW) sieht für New South Wales eine weite …” „… ).”. 1437 Sec. 5Workplace Injury Management and Workers Compensation Act 1998 (NSW): “dependants” of a …”

„… centers. Social workers began to workwith the family as a unit and to use the communityas a resource …” „… .: Working with woman of color. An empower-ment perspective. In: Social work 3/1990Halpern, R.: Good practice …” „… Johnson, L.; Yanca, S.: Social work practice. A generalistapproach. Boston/Mass. 2001Kaplan, L.: Working …”

„… , and finding work. These arrangements leave migrants vulnerable to exploitation due to their dependency …” „… exploitation of migrant workers are those of isolation, lack of knowledge of rights, and multiple dependency …” „… non-technological, traditional work that feeds into local economies: agriculture, brick-making, mining and quarrying …”