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Social Capital and Health Inequality in European Welfare States978-1-137-30566-4

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Introduction,nt in health in Western societies. The unequal distribution of health between social groups was first acknowledged by the British Black Report at the beginning of the 1980s (Townsend and Davidson, 1982). Recently, the World Health Organization (WHO) Commission on Social Determinants of Health (CSDH)

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,Social Capital and Welfare: Do Universal Welfare States “Crowd Out” or Stimulate Social Capital?,nship. This chapter will therefore focus on the relationship between the welfare state and social capital. There are two opposite views on the relation between the welfare state and social capital. Some stress that universal welfare states chiefly “crowd out” various aspects of social capital (e.g.

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Health Inequalities Between European Welfare Regimes: The Contribution of Collective Social Capitalof social capital (van Oorschot and Arts, 2005). These diversities could very well be a result of the way welfare is produced, distributed, and directed by policy (see also Chapter 3) and it therefore seems plausible also to expect differences in social capital between large clusters of countries su

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Social Capital and Health Inequality in the Social-Democratic Swedish Welfare State,nal European comparisons. This chapter will, on the contrary, perform an in-depth analysis of social capital and health in the Swedish welfare state. There are at least two reasons for this. First, the Swedish welfare state is often considered one of the most universal and comprehensive welfare stat

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