What future for social security? : : Debates and reforms in national and cross-national perspective / / Jochen Clasen.
It is widely assumed today that the 'welfare state' is contracting or retrenching as an effect of the close scrutiny to which entitlement to social security benefits is being subject in most developed countries. In this book, fifteen authorities from nine different countries - the UK, the...
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Policy scenarios for meeting needs without categorisation -- Equality, Employment, and State Social Policies: a gendered perspective -- Europeanisation and Decentralisation of Welfare ‘Safety Nets’ -- Reforms -- Reforms in Theoretical Perspective -- Beyond Retrenchment: four problems in current welfare state research and one suggestion how to overcome them -- Change without Challenge? Welfare states, social construction of challenge and dynamics of path dependency -- Reforming Pension Systems -- Public Expenditure and Population Ageing: why families of nations are different -- Ageing and Public Pension Reforms in Western Europe and North America: patterns and politics -- The Redistributional Impact of a World Bank ‘Pension Regime’ -- Activation Reforms -- Activating Welfare States. 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Taking into account developments and initiatives at every administrative level from sub-national employment agencies to the OECD and the World Bank, they draw on both data and theories in a broad spectrum of related disciplines, including political science, economics, sociology, and law. Detailed materials allow the reader to formulate well-defined responses to such crucial questions as: is there indeed waning public support for social security?; is the 'demographic time bomb' of an ageing population as serious as we are often led to believe?; how seriously do supranational reform proposals tend to underestimate cross-national differences?; to what degree is 'activation policy' merely rhetorical?; to what extent do employment office staff reformulate and redefine policies 'on the ground' to accommodate specific case-by-case realities? Specific criteria for entitlement (eg disability) and such central issues as 'gendered' assumptions, access to benefit programmes, and the involvement of trade unions are examined in a variety of contexts. As an authoritative assessment of the current state of social security reform - its critical issues, its direction, and its potential impacts - What future for social security? is an incomparable work and is sure to be of great value to academics as well as professionals and officials concerned with social programmes at any government level. Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. In English. Description based on online resource; title from PDF title page (publisher's Web site, viewed 27. 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