Titlebook: Social Policy and Economic Development in the Nordic Countries; Olli Kangas (Research Professor),Joakim Palme (Dir Book 2005 UNRISD 2005 d

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Social Policy and Economic Development in the Nordic Countries: An Introduction,markets in the Western hemisphere. The second was the transition from capitalism to socialism in several countries. The third was the transition in the reverse direction: from centrally planned command systems back to market-based economies. The new globalization of business attached to an explosive

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Voluntary State-Subsidized Social Insurance in the Advanced Industrialized World since the 1890s: Tance with Alexis de Tocqueville’s idea of ‘the slow and quiet action of society upon itself,’. has become compromised. States increasingly engage with social movements, and vice versa, financially, regulatorily and interorganizationally. This sharpens the question of what organizations and citizens

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Family Policy and Cross-National Patterns of Poverty,ave been constrained by tensions between the interests of the state and the rights and responsibilities of the parents. However, there exists wide consensus on the fact that child poverty should be lowered to the minimum level possible. Poverty in families with children may have severe consequences

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Education and Equal Life-Chances: Investing in Children,wledge-intensive economies push up the skills premium. The returns to education are rising, and the less skilled are falling behind in the earnings distribution. Gone are the days when a semi-skilled ‘standard production worker’ could count on stable employment and good wages. The probability of une

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