European Policy Analysis, Volume 1, Number 1: Europe's Welfare Policies: The Frayed Safety Net

Schubert, Klaus

ISBN 10: 1633917428 / ISBN 13: 9781633917422

Published by Westphalia Press, 2015

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: European Policy Analysis, Volume 1, Number 1: Europe's Welfare Policies: The Frayed Safety Net
• Publisher: Westphalia Press
• Publication Date: 2015
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1633917428
• ISBN 13: 9781633917422
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: very good

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Table of Contents Contents: Editorial Introduction to the First Issue of European Policy Analysis Enhancing gender equity through evidence-based policymaking? Theorizing and tracing the use of systematic knowledge in family and tax policy reforms by Joachim Blatter, Clara Bombach, Roman Wiprächtiger Special Issue on “The governance of welfare markets” Introduction to the special issue: The governance of welfare markets – trends and challenges by Tanja Klenk Restructuring the Mixed Economy of Welfare: Three Modes of Privatization by Neil Gilbert The Privatization and Marketization of Pensions in Europe: A Double Transformation Facing the Crisis by Bernhard Ebbinghaus Portability of Supplementary Pension Rights in Europe: A Lowest Common Denominator Solution by Igor Guardiancich The Developing Trajectory of the Marketization of Public Employment Services in Denmark – A New Way Forward or the End of Marketization? by Karen N. Breidahl, Flemming Larsen The governance of hospital markets – Comparing two Bismarckian countries by Tanja Klenk, Renate Reiter Bending the Rules to Play the Game: Accountability, DRG and Waiting List Scandals in Norway and Germany by Simon Neby, Per Lægreid, Paola Mattei, Therese Feiler Change agents and service providers? User organizations in the German healthcare system by Benjamin Ewert