Titlebook: European Welfare Policy; Squaring the Welfare Vic George (Professor of Social Policy and Social Textbook 1996Latest edition Macmillan Publ

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9781403980588and more positive role of the state in welfare envisaged by such reports as those of Beveridge in the UK, Laroque in France, and so on. It talked about ‘maintenance’ for those ‘unable to work’ rather than national unity and social rights for all. For this reason, even though social expenditure in th

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Conversion Tables for Physical Unitslow by European standards and services were financed and administered through social insurance and mainly available to workers and their dependents rather than to citizens, as of right. The insurance scheme covered some three-quarters of the population. There were strict divisions between the rights

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The Future of the Welfare State,tural problems facing the welfare state. It is not so much a crisis in the sense that it is an acute condition that a neat surgical operation can soon put right, otherwise the whole welfare state edifice will collapse. Rather it is a chronic condition that will persist for some time and the way out

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France: Squaring the Welfare Triangle,rom the triangular relationship between employers, employees and the state. The social security system which had developed by the early 1980s as the centrepiece of social policy was comprehensive, complex and pluralistic. The period of post-war expansion (.) had been brought to an abrupt close in th

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