Susan Okin takes the controversial position that the social norms of the family create conditions of servitude for women. She deviates from the traditional feminist perspective in defining how the state can promote emancipation through empowerment. One of her arguments is an extension of "entitlement theory", which Okin suggests means that mothers are producers and should be rewarded for labour.
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