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Swedish Women and New Technology 95
Gunnela Westlander, PhD
Bjorn Magnusson, BA
Human Consequences of New Technology 98
Women's Place in the Labor Market 101
Experiences with Computer Technology . 105
Educational and Training Needs 107
Upgrading or Downgrading in Own Future Work 110
Women, Work and Compute" 117
Gunilla Bradley, PhD
Introduction 117
Computerization, the Work Environment and Social
Action: Governmental Responses 118
Differential Effects of Computerization on the Health of
Women and Men 120
The RAM Project - A Short Presentation and Discussion of
Its Implications for Social Programs 121
Personal Conclusions and Recommendations on How Women
Can Influence Working Life and Computerization 128
SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND BACKGROUND
The Gotland House: Family Relations Through Four
Generations in Rural Sweden 133
Berit Larsson as told to Hanna Olson
Violence Against Women 151
Bamro Ottoson Hindberg
Scope of the Problem 152
Parliamentary Programs 152
Agencies for Support and Assistance 153
The Batterer 156
The Neglected Children 157
Related Preventive Measures 157
The Future 158
SOCIAL ESSAYS
The Organization of Work in Sweden 159
Boel Carlsson
Affirmative Action by Labor Unions to Increase Equality
in the Work Environment 167
Anita Petterson
The Continuing Invisibility of Women's Work 168
Women Traffic Officers: A Case Example 169
The Quest for Equality 171
Different Working Conditions Lead to Equality 173
The Power Over Medical Research 175
Anita Gradin
Power Over Research in Sweden Today 176
Government PoUcy and
Women's Health Care:
The Swedish Alternative
Volume 13, Numbers 3/4
1988
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