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Zagel, Hannah; Struffolino, EmanuelaArticle Published VersionCrisisproof households? How social policy responses to the COVID19 pandemic imagined work and care in Germany Journal of Social Policy Provided in Cooperation with: WZB Berlin Social Science CenterSuggested Citation: Zagel, Hannah; Struffolino, Emanuela (2024) : Crisisproof households? How social policy responses to the COVID19 pandemic imagined work and care in Germany, Journal of Social Policy, ISSN 14697823, Cambridge University...

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