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There is currently very limited knowledge about the public’s perception of family policies in a comparative perspective, which is due partly to a lack of adequate data. In the following three chapters, this study addresses this research gap and analyzes public attitudes toward family policy in the European Union.
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The country-specific models in Chapter 6 reveal that a higher level of education is associated with a higher level of satisfaction in some countries and with a lower level of satisfaction in others. In the pooled models, these converse effects cancel each other out.
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Mischke, M. (2014). Family policies and public opinion. In: Public Attitudes towards Family Policies in Europe. Springer VS, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-03577-8_4
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