Abstract
This paper focuses on one of the most obvious points of difference in the use of time by men and women, namely, on the time spent by women in the context of procreation. From a legal perspective, the paper discusses the question of how the European Community's sex equality law - and, more specifically, selected case law by the Court of Justice of the European Communities - as well as the legal theories underlying that law, address the issues of pregnancy and confinement. One of the findings is that an accurate time perspective seems to be lacking both in law and in theory.
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