Report on contributions to the Conference 1: Challenges and opportunities faced by European Welfare States: the changing context for child welfare

• Summary
• The Child and Family Policy Divide. Andrew Bainham- Clem Henricson
• "Separation of the parents has no influence on the rules of devolution of the exercise of parental authority". Considerations on the French law on parental authority (2002). Benoit Bastard- Laura Cardia Vonèche
• Paying for Children. Principles and issues. Fran Bennett
• Trends in sharing costs for children. Nordic-North European comparasions. Ulla Björnberg
• A comparisn of the child benefit package in eight welfare states as at 2004. Jonathan Bradshaw
• Truth. John Eekelaar
• What is a parent? Malgorzata Fuszara and Jacek Kurczewski
• Men's Fathering: Workplace cultures; work times regimes; and Proactive Policies. Barbara Hobson
• Professional intervention in litigated contact disputes: an international review. John Hunt
• From one policy paradigm to another? The place of children in welfare state reform in Canada and Britain. Jane Jenson
• Work life balance from the children's perspective. Ute Klammer
• Saving for children: life courses and markets. Trudie Knijn
• Restructuring Childcare Policy in France. Marie- Thérèse Letablier
• An agenda for children: investing in the future or promoting well-being. Ruth Lister
• "Farewell to Maternalism" OECD- style- or is there one? Rianne Mahon
• The Climbié Inquiry- context and critique. Judith Masson
• Unmanageable Conflict: Parents, Children and Separation. Vanessa May and Carol Smart
• Gettig beyong Childcare and the Barcelona Targets. Peter Moss
• Supporting Contact in Germany. Katrin Mueller- Johnson
• Are family friendly policies for the family? Contradictions of family friendly policies ina a flexible era. Diane Perrons
• Cultures of Childhood and Care in European Welfare States. Birgit Pfau- Effiger
• Recent develoopments in the spanish child welfare law. Teresa Picontó- Novales
• The Homosexual Parent- Encarna Roca Trías
• The Nature of Conflicted Contact. Liz Trinder