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Conclusionecades this linear development has been reversed on the one hand and sustained on the other, resulting in multiple social settings. Thus, one should note that the development is anything but linear (Ferrera 2005; Kazepov 2010).

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Carolina Feliciana Machado,João Paulo Davimnd the natural framework of social security for more than a hundred years is increasingly being questioned. Accordingly, in the field of social policy, again, one can witness some motion: On the one hand there is a new trend towards regionalisation of social policy, whilst on the other hand we can o

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-26232-6ordery 2003; Weinbren 2006; Harris . 2012), research in Spain has only just begun (Castillo 1996; Vilar Rodriguez and Pons Pons 2012). Due to this unequal situation, comparative perspectives are rudimentary. One pioneering work edited by Marcel van der Linden in 1996 started to fill this gap by pres

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Lecture Notes in Networks and SystemsOn the whole, state schemes not only ran contrary to the institutions’ vested interests — above all, their interest to perpetuate — but also contradicted the social ideas of these voluntary associations (Ritter 1991; Cordery 2003: 87). Therefore, it can be assumed that these long-lived institutions

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Solidarity and Social Policynd the natural framework of social security for more than a hundred years is increasingly being questioned. Accordingly, in the field of social policy, again, one can witness some motion: On the one hand there is a new trend towards regionalisation of social policy, whilst on the other hand we can o

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Social Security Beneath the Nation Stateordery 2003; Weinbren 2006; Harris . 2012), research in Spain has only just begun (Castillo 1996; Vilar Rodriguez and Pons Pons 2012). Due to this unequal situation, comparative perspectives are rudimentary. One pioneering work edited by Marcel van der Linden in 1996 started to fill this gap by pres

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Collectively Against the StateOn the whole, state schemes not only ran contrary to the institutions’ vested interests — above all, their interest to perpetuate — but also contradicted the social ideas of these voluntary associations (Ritter 1991; Cordery 2003: 87). Therefore, it can be assumed that these long-lived institutions