Paperback • 2007 • English

The Politics of Post- Industrial Welfare States: Adapting post-war social policies to new social risks

By Klaus Armingeon, Giuliano Bonoli

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This is the first political science book to focus on new social risks and their implica tion for politics and policy-making. The welfare states that exist today in most industrial countries were conceived and developed during the post-war years, with the objective of protecting the income of wage-earners against risks such as sick ness, unemployment, invalidity or old age. These social risks are still present in today's societies, but they have been supplemented by new social risks, especially i...Show more

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2007

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English

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The Politics of Post- Industrial Welfare States

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Paperback

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