Through a historical and comparative analysis of French, Swedish, New Zealand and Dutch case studies, 'French Welfare State Reform' explores the political and economic sustainability of the of the welfare state.
Through a historical and comparative analysis of French, Swedish, New Zealand and Dutch case studies, 'French Welfare State Reform' explores the political and economic sustainability of the of the welfare state.
James Angresano is Professor of Political Economy at Albertson College, Idaho.
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Acknowledgements Preface: Whose Welfare? 1. The Contemporary Welfare State: The Issue of Sustainability 2. The Case of Sweden: From Deep Recession to Favourable Economic Performance 3. The Case of New Zealand: Liberalizing the Welfare State, with Mixed Results 4. The Case of the Netherlands: Gradual Reform with Social Cohesion Maintained 5. The Case of France: Il y a une Éxception Française? 6. Summary and Conclusions References Glossary Index
Acknowledgements Preface: Whose Welfare? 1. The Contemporary Welfare State: The Issue of Sustainability 2. The Case of Sweden: From Deep Recession to Favourable Economic Performance 3. The Case of New Zealand: Liberalizing the Welfare State, with Mixed Results 4. The Case of the Netherlands: Gradual Reform with Social Cohesion Maintained 5. The Case of France: Il y a une Éxception Française? 6. Summary and Conclusions References Glossary Index
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