First published in 1999, this volume is the fifth in a series on international studies of issues in social security. The series is initiated by the Foundation for International Studies on Social Security (FISS). One of its aims is to confront different academic approaches with each other, and with public policy perspectives. Another is to give analytic reports of cross-nationally different approaches to the design and reform of welfare state programs.
First published in 1999, this volume is the fifth in a series on international studies of issues in social security. The series is initiated by the Foundation for International Studies on Social Security (FISS). One of its aims is to confront different academic approaches with each other, and with public policy perspectives. Another is to give analytic reports of cross-nationally different approaches to the design and reform of welfare state programs.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stein Ringen is professor of sociology and social policy and fellow of Green College, University of Oxford. He has held various academic posts in government, including assistant director general in the Norwegian Ministry of Justice. He is the author of The Possibility of Politics, to be reissued by Transaction in 2006 and many more books.
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1. "Inability to be self-reliant" as an indicator of U.S. Poverty Robert H. Haveman Andrew Bershadker. 2. Poverty Among Children and Elders in Europe and North America Lee Rainwater. 3. The Cost and Benefits of Children Bernard M.S van Praag and Erik J.S. Plug. 4. Relating Inputs to Outcomes: Child Poverty and Family Transfers in Comparative Perspective Jomnathan R. Bradshaw Helen Barnes. 5. Framing and Reframing Social Policy Paradigms: The Case of Lone Parents Nadine Lefaucheur Martin Rein. 6. Work Incentivrd in Single Parent Families Katja Forssen and Mia Harkovita. 7. Reforming Social Security: How Why and So What? Estelle James. 8. Pension Policies for Ageing Populations; Labour Market Policies Funded and Mixed Systems Colin Gillion. 9. Social Security Reform and Inter-Generational Transfers: Simulation Results for Switzerland Stefan Felder. 10. Inequality in Health Care Access and Utilization and the Potential Role for the Public Sector Barbara L. Wolfe David Vanness. 11. Risk Adjustment and the Equality and Efficiency of Health Care Systems Erik Schokkaert Carine Van de Voorde. 12. The Cost of Coercion: An Empirical. Study of the Willingness to Pay for Disability Insurance Leo J.M Aarts Philip R. de Jong. 13. Some Issues in Aged Care Expenditure in Australia Ching Y. Choi
1. "Inability to be self-reliant" as an indicator of U.S. Poverty Robert H. Haveman Andrew Bershadker. 2. Poverty Among Children and Elders in Europe and North America Lee Rainwater. 3. The Cost and Benefits of Children Bernard M.S van Praag and Erik J.S. Plug. 4. Relating Inputs to Outcomes: Child Poverty and Family Transfers in Comparative Perspective Jomnathan R. Bradshaw Helen Barnes. 5. Framing and Reframing Social Policy Paradigms: The Case of Lone Parents Nadine Lefaucheur Martin Rein. 6. Work Incentivrd in Single Parent Families Katja Forssen and Mia Harkovita. 7. Reforming Social Security: How Why and So What? Estelle James. 8. Pension Policies for Ageing Populations; Labour Market Policies Funded and Mixed Systems Colin Gillion. 9. Social Security Reform and Inter-Generational Transfers: Simulation Results for Switzerland Stefan Felder. 10. Inequality in Health Care Access and Utilization and the Potential Role for the Public Sector Barbara L. Wolfe David Vanness. 11. Risk Adjustment and the Equality and Efficiency of Health Care Systems Erik Schokkaert Carine Van de Voorde. 12. The Cost of Coercion: An Empirical. Study of the Willingness to Pay for Disability Insurance Leo J.M Aarts Philip R. de Jong. 13. Some Issues in Aged Care Expenditure in Australia Ching Y. Choi
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