Gender and Well-being in Europe : Historical and Contemporary Perspectives (Hardcover)

1: Gender and Well-Being from the Historical and Contemporary Perspective; I: Gender and Well-Being in the European Past; 2: Gender-based Economic Inequalities and Women's Perceptions of Well-Being in Historical Populations; 3: Measuring Gender Well-Being with Biological Welfare Indicators; 4: Anthropometric History, Gender and the Measurement of Well-Being; 5: Gender and Well-Being in the Pyrenean Stem Family System; 6: Overexploitation, Malnutrition and Stigma in a Woman's Illness; 7: Changing Terms of Well-Being; II: Contemporary Perspectives on Gender and Well-Being; 8: A Proposal for a Discrimination Index for a Non-neutral Fiscal Policy; 9: Violent Crime, Gender Inequalities and Well-Being; 10: Beyond Equality; 11: Living and Working Conditions; 12: Incomplete Women and Strong Men ? Accounts of Infertility as a Gendered Construction of Well-Being; 13: Time to Do and Time to Be? The Use of Residual Time as a Gendered Indicator of Well-Being; 14: Summary and Conclusions