Changing Inequalities and Societal Impacts in Rich Countries: Thirty Countries' Experiences
Herausgeber: Nolan, Brian; Checchi, Daniele; Salverda, Wiemer
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This book addresses key questions about whether inequality in incomes, wealth, and education have been widening in a consistent fashion across 30 rich nations, and whether this is exacerbating social problems and undermining the healthy functioning of democratic processes.
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This book addresses key questions about whether inequality in incomes, wealth, and education have been widening in a consistent fashion across 30 rich nations, and whether this is exacerbating social problems and undermining the healthy functioning of democratic processes.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- New
- Seitenzahl: 784
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 174mm x 58mm
- Gewicht: 1516g
- ISBN-13: 9780199687428
- ISBN-10: 0199687420
- Artikelnr.: 39355216
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
- Verlag: Oxford University Press
- New
- Seitenzahl: 784
- Erscheinungstermin: 9. März 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 254mm x 174mm x 58mm
- Gewicht: 1516g
- ISBN-13: 9780199687428
- ISBN-10: 0199687420
- Artikelnr.: 39355216
- Herstellerkennzeichnung
- Libri GmbH
- Europaallee 1
- 36244 Bad Hersfeld
- 06621 890
The seven editors together have organised and coordinated the 3.5-year Growing Inequalities' Impacts GINI project, which has generated the results reported in this volume. They are an international team drawn from different disciplines and with important and complementary expertise in the fields covered by the book. They share a history of joint publications, including edited volumes, and extensive cooperation in research networks such LoWER (European Low-wage Employment Research network, 1996-2008), Equalsoc (Network of Excellence, since 2005), and ImPRovE (Poverty Reduction in Europe: Social Policy and Innovation, since 2012).
* Foreword * Preface * 1: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Introduction * 2: István György Tóth: Revisiting Grand Narratives of Growing Inequalities: Lessons From 30 Country Studies * 3: Peter Whiteford: Australia: Inequality and Prosperity and their Impacts in a Radical Welfare State * 4: Roland Verwiebe
Tobias Troger
Laura Wiesböck
Roland Teitzer
and Nina-Sophie Fritsch: Austria: The Bastion of Calm? Stability and Change in Inequalities in Times of Welfare State Reforms and Employment Flexibilization * 5: Jaan Masso
Kerly Espenberg
Anu Masso
Inta Mierina
and Kaia Philips: Between Economic Growth and Social Justice: Different Inequality Dynamics in the Baltic States * 6: Tim Van Rie and Ive Marx: Belgium: When Growing Background Inequalities Meet Resilient Institutions * 7: Vassil Tsanov
Petya Ivanova
Silvia Panteleeva
and Bogdan Bogdanov: Bulgaria: Rising Inequality in the Period of Transition and Restrictive Incomes Policy * 8: Robert Andersen and Mitch McIvor: Rising Inequality and Its Impact in Canada: The Role of National Debt * 9: Ioana Neamtu and Niels Westergaard-Nielsen: Sources and Impact of Rising Inequality in Denmark * 10: Jenni Blomgren
Heikki Hiilamo
Olli Kangas
and Mikko Niemelä: Finland: Growing Inequality with contested consequences * 11: Nicolas Frémeaux and Thomas Piketty: France: How Taxation Can Increase Inequality * 12: Giacomo Corneo
Sonja Zmerli
and Reinhard Pollak: Germany: Rising Inequality and the Transformation of Rhine Capitalism * 13: Margarita Katsimi
Thomas Moutos
George Pagoulatos
and Dimitri Sotiropoulos: Greece: The (Eventual) Social Hardship of Soft Budget Constraints * 14: Zoltán Fábián
András Gábos
Marianna Kopasz
Márton Medgyesi
Péter Szivós
and István György Tóth: Hungary: A Country Caught in its Own Trap * 15: Brian Nolan
Emma Calvert
Tony Fahey
Deirdre Healy
Aogan Mulcahy
Bertrand Maître
Michelle Norris
Ian O'Donnell
Nessa Winston
and Christopher T. Whelan: Ireland: Inequality and its Impacts in Boom and Bust * 16: Gabriele Ballarino
Michela Braga
Massimiliano Bratti
Daniele Checchi
Antonio Filippin
Carlo Fiorio
Marco Leonardi
Elena Meschi
and Francesco Scervini: Italy: How Labour Market Policies Can Foster Earnings Inequality * 17: Miki Kohara and Fumio Ohtake: Rising Inequality in Japan: A Challenge Caused by Population Aging and Drastic Changes in Employment * 18: Byung You Cheon
Jiyeun Chang
Gyu Seong Hwang
Jin Wook Shin
Shin Wook Kang
Byung Hee Lee
and Hyun Joo Kim: Korea: The Great U-Turn in Inequality and the Need for Social Security Provisions * 19: Alessio Fusco
Philippe Van Kerm
Aigul Alieva
Luna Bellani
Fanny Etienne-Robert
Anne-Catherine Guio
Iryna Kyzyma
Kristell Leduc
Philippe Liégeois
Maria Noel Pi Alperin
Anne Reinstadler
Eva Sierminska
Denisa Sologon
Patrick Thill
Marie Valentova
and Bogdan Voicu: Luxembourg: Has Inequality Grown Enough to Matter? * 20: Wiemer Salverda
Marloes de Graaf-Zijl
Christina Haas
Bram Lancee
and Natascha Notten: The Netherlands: Policy-Enhanced Inequalities Tempered by Household Formation * 21: Natalia Letki
MichaT Brzezinski
and Barbara Jancewicz: The Rise of Inequalities in Poland and their Impacts: When Politicians Don't Care but Citizens Do * 22: Carlos Farinha Rodrigues and Isabel Andrade: Portugal: There and Back Again
An Inequality's Tale * 23: Iuliana Precupetu and Marius Precupetu: Romania: High Rising Inequality over Two Decades of Post Communist Transformation * 24: Martin Kahanec
Martin Guzi
Monika Martisková
and Zuzana Siebertová: Slovakia and the Czech Republic: Inequalities and Convergences after the Velvet Divorce * 25: Masa Filipovic Hrast and Miroljub Ignjatovic: Slovenia: An Equal Society Despite the Transition * 26: Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell
Xavier Ramos
and Mónica Oviedo: Spain: What Can We Learn From Past Decreasing Inequalities? * 27: Johan Fritzell
Jennie Bacchus Hertzman
Olof Bäckman
Ida Borg
Tommy Ferrarini
and Kenneth Nelson: Sweden: Increasing Income Inequalities and Changing Social Relations * 28: Abigail McKnight and Tiffany Tsang: Divided We Fall? The Wider Consequences of High and Unrelenting Inequality in the UK * 29: Lane Kenworthy and Timothy Smeeding: The United States: High and Rapidly-Rising Inequality * 30: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Learning from Diversity about Increasing Inequality
its Impacts
and Responses?
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Introduction * 2: István György Tóth: Revisiting Grand Narratives of Growing Inequalities: Lessons From 30 Country Studies * 3: Peter Whiteford: Australia: Inequality and Prosperity and their Impacts in a Radical Welfare State * 4: Roland Verwiebe
Tobias Troger
Laura Wiesböck
Roland Teitzer
and Nina-Sophie Fritsch: Austria: The Bastion of Calm? Stability and Change in Inequalities in Times of Welfare State Reforms and Employment Flexibilization * 5: Jaan Masso
Kerly Espenberg
Anu Masso
Inta Mierina
and Kaia Philips: Between Economic Growth and Social Justice: Different Inequality Dynamics in the Baltic States * 6: Tim Van Rie and Ive Marx: Belgium: When Growing Background Inequalities Meet Resilient Institutions * 7: Vassil Tsanov
Petya Ivanova
Silvia Panteleeva
and Bogdan Bogdanov: Bulgaria: Rising Inequality in the Period of Transition and Restrictive Incomes Policy * 8: Robert Andersen and Mitch McIvor: Rising Inequality and Its Impact in Canada: The Role of National Debt * 9: Ioana Neamtu and Niels Westergaard-Nielsen: Sources and Impact of Rising Inequality in Denmark * 10: Jenni Blomgren
Heikki Hiilamo
Olli Kangas
and Mikko Niemelä: Finland: Growing Inequality with contested consequences * 11: Nicolas Frémeaux and Thomas Piketty: France: How Taxation Can Increase Inequality * 12: Giacomo Corneo
Sonja Zmerli
and Reinhard Pollak: Germany: Rising Inequality and the Transformation of Rhine Capitalism * 13: Margarita Katsimi
Thomas Moutos
George Pagoulatos
and Dimitri Sotiropoulos: Greece: The (Eventual) Social Hardship of Soft Budget Constraints * 14: Zoltán Fábián
András Gábos
Marianna Kopasz
Márton Medgyesi
Péter Szivós
and István György Tóth: Hungary: A Country Caught in its Own Trap * 15: Brian Nolan
Emma Calvert
Tony Fahey
Deirdre Healy
Aogan Mulcahy
Bertrand Maître
Michelle Norris
Ian O'Donnell
Nessa Winston
and Christopher T. Whelan: Ireland: Inequality and its Impacts in Boom and Bust * 16: Gabriele Ballarino
Michela Braga
Massimiliano Bratti
Daniele Checchi
Antonio Filippin
Carlo Fiorio
Marco Leonardi
Elena Meschi
and Francesco Scervini: Italy: How Labour Market Policies Can Foster Earnings Inequality * 17: Miki Kohara and Fumio Ohtake: Rising Inequality in Japan: A Challenge Caused by Population Aging and Drastic Changes in Employment * 18: Byung You Cheon
Jiyeun Chang
Gyu Seong Hwang
Jin Wook Shin
Shin Wook Kang
Byung Hee Lee
and Hyun Joo Kim: Korea: The Great U-Turn in Inequality and the Need for Social Security Provisions * 19: Alessio Fusco
Philippe Van Kerm
Aigul Alieva
Luna Bellani
Fanny Etienne-Robert
Anne-Catherine Guio
Iryna Kyzyma
Kristell Leduc
Philippe Liégeois
Maria Noel Pi Alperin
Anne Reinstadler
Eva Sierminska
Denisa Sologon
Patrick Thill
Marie Valentova
and Bogdan Voicu: Luxembourg: Has Inequality Grown Enough to Matter? * 20: Wiemer Salverda
Marloes de Graaf-Zijl
Christina Haas
Bram Lancee
and Natascha Notten: The Netherlands: Policy-Enhanced Inequalities Tempered by Household Formation * 21: Natalia Letki
MichaT Brzezinski
and Barbara Jancewicz: The Rise of Inequalities in Poland and their Impacts: When Politicians Don't Care but Citizens Do * 22: Carlos Farinha Rodrigues and Isabel Andrade: Portugal: There and Back Again
An Inequality's Tale * 23: Iuliana Precupetu and Marius Precupetu: Romania: High Rising Inequality over Two Decades of Post Communist Transformation * 24: Martin Kahanec
Martin Guzi
Monika Martisková
and Zuzana Siebertová: Slovakia and the Czech Republic: Inequalities and Convergences after the Velvet Divorce * 25: Masa Filipovic Hrast and Miroljub Ignjatovic: Slovenia: An Equal Society Despite the Transition * 26: Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell
Xavier Ramos
and Mónica Oviedo: Spain: What Can We Learn From Past Decreasing Inequalities? * 27: Johan Fritzell
Jennie Bacchus Hertzman
Olof Bäckman
Ida Borg
Tommy Ferrarini
and Kenneth Nelson: Sweden: Increasing Income Inequalities and Changing Social Relations * 28: Abigail McKnight and Tiffany Tsang: Divided We Fall? The Wider Consequences of High and Unrelenting Inequality in the UK * 29: Lane Kenworthy and Timothy Smeeding: The United States: High and Rapidly-Rising Inequality * 30: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Learning from Diversity about Increasing Inequality
its Impacts
and Responses?
* Foreword * Preface * 1: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Introduction * 2: István György Tóth: Revisiting Grand Narratives of Growing Inequalities: Lessons From 30 Country Studies * 3: Peter Whiteford: Australia: Inequality and Prosperity and their Impacts in a Radical Welfare State * 4: Roland Verwiebe
Tobias Troger
Laura Wiesböck
Roland Teitzer
and Nina-Sophie Fritsch: Austria: The Bastion of Calm? Stability and Change in Inequalities in Times of Welfare State Reforms and Employment Flexibilization * 5: Jaan Masso
Kerly Espenberg
Anu Masso
Inta Mierina
and Kaia Philips: Between Economic Growth and Social Justice: Different Inequality Dynamics in the Baltic States * 6: Tim Van Rie and Ive Marx: Belgium: When Growing Background Inequalities Meet Resilient Institutions * 7: Vassil Tsanov
Petya Ivanova
Silvia Panteleeva
and Bogdan Bogdanov: Bulgaria: Rising Inequality in the Period of Transition and Restrictive Incomes Policy * 8: Robert Andersen and Mitch McIvor: Rising Inequality and Its Impact in Canada: The Role of National Debt * 9: Ioana Neamtu and Niels Westergaard-Nielsen: Sources and Impact of Rising Inequality in Denmark * 10: Jenni Blomgren
Heikki Hiilamo
Olli Kangas
and Mikko Niemelä: Finland: Growing Inequality with contested consequences * 11: Nicolas Frémeaux and Thomas Piketty: France: How Taxation Can Increase Inequality * 12: Giacomo Corneo
Sonja Zmerli
and Reinhard Pollak: Germany: Rising Inequality and the Transformation of Rhine Capitalism * 13: Margarita Katsimi
Thomas Moutos
George Pagoulatos
and Dimitri Sotiropoulos: Greece: The (Eventual) Social Hardship of Soft Budget Constraints * 14: Zoltán Fábián
András Gábos
Marianna Kopasz
Márton Medgyesi
Péter Szivós
and István György Tóth: Hungary: A Country Caught in its Own Trap * 15: Brian Nolan
Emma Calvert
Tony Fahey
Deirdre Healy
Aogan Mulcahy
Bertrand Maître
Michelle Norris
Ian O'Donnell
Nessa Winston
and Christopher T. Whelan: Ireland: Inequality and its Impacts in Boom and Bust * 16: Gabriele Ballarino
Michela Braga
Massimiliano Bratti
Daniele Checchi
Antonio Filippin
Carlo Fiorio
Marco Leonardi
Elena Meschi
and Francesco Scervini: Italy: How Labour Market Policies Can Foster Earnings Inequality * 17: Miki Kohara and Fumio Ohtake: Rising Inequality in Japan: A Challenge Caused by Population Aging and Drastic Changes in Employment * 18: Byung You Cheon
Jiyeun Chang
Gyu Seong Hwang
Jin Wook Shin
Shin Wook Kang
Byung Hee Lee
and Hyun Joo Kim: Korea: The Great U-Turn in Inequality and the Need for Social Security Provisions * 19: Alessio Fusco
Philippe Van Kerm
Aigul Alieva
Luna Bellani
Fanny Etienne-Robert
Anne-Catherine Guio
Iryna Kyzyma
Kristell Leduc
Philippe Liégeois
Maria Noel Pi Alperin
Anne Reinstadler
Eva Sierminska
Denisa Sologon
Patrick Thill
Marie Valentova
and Bogdan Voicu: Luxembourg: Has Inequality Grown Enough to Matter? * 20: Wiemer Salverda
Marloes de Graaf-Zijl
Christina Haas
Bram Lancee
and Natascha Notten: The Netherlands: Policy-Enhanced Inequalities Tempered by Household Formation * 21: Natalia Letki
MichaT Brzezinski
and Barbara Jancewicz: The Rise of Inequalities in Poland and their Impacts: When Politicians Don't Care but Citizens Do * 22: Carlos Farinha Rodrigues and Isabel Andrade: Portugal: There and Back Again
An Inequality's Tale * 23: Iuliana Precupetu and Marius Precupetu: Romania: High Rising Inequality over Two Decades of Post Communist Transformation * 24: Martin Kahanec
Martin Guzi
Monika Martisková
and Zuzana Siebertová: Slovakia and the Czech Republic: Inequalities and Convergences after the Velvet Divorce * 25: Masa Filipovic Hrast and Miroljub Ignjatovic: Slovenia: An Equal Society Despite the Transition * 26: Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell
Xavier Ramos
and Mónica Oviedo: Spain: What Can We Learn From Past Decreasing Inequalities? * 27: Johan Fritzell
Jennie Bacchus Hertzman
Olof Bäckman
Ida Borg
Tommy Ferrarini
and Kenneth Nelson: Sweden: Increasing Income Inequalities and Changing Social Relations * 28: Abigail McKnight and Tiffany Tsang: Divided We Fall? The Wider Consequences of High and Unrelenting Inequality in the UK * 29: Lane Kenworthy and Timothy Smeeding: The United States: High and Rapidly-Rising Inequality * 30: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Learning from Diversity about Increasing Inequality
its Impacts
and Responses?
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Introduction * 2: István György Tóth: Revisiting Grand Narratives of Growing Inequalities: Lessons From 30 Country Studies * 3: Peter Whiteford: Australia: Inequality and Prosperity and their Impacts in a Radical Welfare State * 4: Roland Verwiebe
Tobias Troger
Laura Wiesböck
Roland Teitzer
and Nina-Sophie Fritsch: Austria: The Bastion of Calm? Stability and Change in Inequalities in Times of Welfare State Reforms and Employment Flexibilization * 5: Jaan Masso
Kerly Espenberg
Anu Masso
Inta Mierina
and Kaia Philips: Between Economic Growth and Social Justice: Different Inequality Dynamics in the Baltic States * 6: Tim Van Rie and Ive Marx: Belgium: When Growing Background Inequalities Meet Resilient Institutions * 7: Vassil Tsanov
Petya Ivanova
Silvia Panteleeva
and Bogdan Bogdanov: Bulgaria: Rising Inequality in the Period of Transition and Restrictive Incomes Policy * 8: Robert Andersen and Mitch McIvor: Rising Inequality and Its Impact in Canada: The Role of National Debt * 9: Ioana Neamtu and Niels Westergaard-Nielsen: Sources and Impact of Rising Inequality in Denmark * 10: Jenni Blomgren
Heikki Hiilamo
Olli Kangas
and Mikko Niemelä: Finland: Growing Inequality with contested consequences * 11: Nicolas Frémeaux and Thomas Piketty: France: How Taxation Can Increase Inequality * 12: Giacomo Corneo
Sonja Zmerli
and Reinhard Pollak: Germany: Rising Inequality and the Transformation of Rhine Capitalism * 13: Margarita Katsimi
Thomas Moutos
George Pagoulatos
and Dimitri Sotiropoulos: Greece: The (Eventual) Social Hardship of Soft Budget Constraints * 14: Zoltán Fábián
András Gábos
Marianna Kopasz
Márton Medgyesi
Péter Szivós
and István György Tóth: Hungary: A Country Caught in its Own Trap * 15: Brian Nolan
Emma Calvert
Tony Fahey
Deirdre Healy
Aogan Mulcahy
Bertrand Maître
Michelle Norris
Ian O'Donnell
Nessa Winston
and Christopher T. Whelan: Ireland: Inequality and its Impacts in Boom and Bust * 16: Gabriele Ballarino
Michela Braga
Massimiliano Bratti
Daniele Checchi
Antonio Filippin
Carlo Fiorio
Marco Leonardi
Elena Meschi
and Francesco Scervini: Italy: How Labour Market Policies Can Foster Earnings Inequality * 17: Miki Kohara and Fumio Ohtake: Rising Inequality in Japan: A Challenge Caused by Population Aging and Drastic Changes in Employment * 18: Byung You Cheon
Jiyeun Chang
Gyu Seong Hwang
Jin Wook Shin
Shin Wook Kang
Byung Hee Lee
and Hyun Joo Kim: Korea: The Great U-Turn in Inequality and the Need for Social Security Provisions * 19: Alessio Fusco
Philippe Van Kerm
Aigul Alieva
Luna Bellani
Fanny Etienne-Robert
Anne-Catherine Guio
Iryna Kyzyma
Kristell Leduc
Philippe Liégeois
Maria Noel Pi Alperin
Anne Reinstadler
Eva Sierminska
Denisa Sologon
Patrick Thill
Marie Valentova
and Bogdan Voicu: Luxembourg: Has Inequality Grown Enough to Matter? * 20: Wiemer Salverda
Marloes de Graaf-Zijl
Christina Haas
Bram Lancee
and Natascha Notten: The Netherlands: Policy-Enhanced Inequalities Tempered by Household Formation * 21: Natalia Letki
MichaT Brzezinski
and Barbara Jancewicz: The Rise of Inequalities in Poland and their Impacts: When Politicians Don't Care but Citizens Do * 22: Carlos Farinha Rodrigues and Isabel Andrade: Portugal: There and Back Again
An Inequality's Tale * 23: Iuliana Precupetu and Marius Precupetu: Romania: High Rising Inequality over Two Decades of Post Communist Transformation * 24: Martin Kahanec
Martin Guzi
Monika Martisková
and Zuzana Siebertová: Slovakia and the Czech Republic: Inequalities and Convergences after the Velvet Divorce * 25: Masa Filipovic Hrast and Miroljub Ignjatovic: Slovenia: An Equal Society Despite the Transition * 26: Ada Ferrer-i-Carbonell
Xavier Ramos
and Mónica Oviedo: Spain: What Can We Learn From Past Decreasing Inequalities? * 27: Johan Fritzell
Jennie Bacchus Hertzman
Olof Bäckman
Ida Borg
Tommy Ferrarini
and Kenneth Nelson: Sweden: Increasing Income Inequalities and Changing Social Relations * 28: Abigail McKnight and Tiffany Tsang: Divided We Fall? The Wider Consequences of High and Unrelenting Inequality in the UK * 29: Lane Kenworthy and Timothy Smeeding: The United States: High and Rapidly-Rising Inequality * 30: Brian Nolan
Wiemer Salverda
Daniele Checchi
Ive Marx
Abigail McKnight
István György Tóth
and Herman van de Werfhorst: Learning from Diversity about Increasing Inequality
its Impacts
and Responses?