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100			_a20051024a19--9999k y0pory5003 ba
101	0		_aeng
102			_aGB
200	1		_aJournal of European social policy
210			_aLondon _cLongman Group UK _d[19--]-
215			_d25 cm
326			_aTrimestral
345			_a1993 incompleto, 1994-1996 não existem, 1997-2010-
462			_tPaying for informal care : lessons from Finland _046984
462			_tInto the European Community : impacts of future membership on hungary's non-profit sector _046986
462			_tWorkforce heterogeneity and unemployment benefits : the need for reassessment in the European Union _047474
462			_tTowards a national health service in Spain : the search for equity and efficiency _047475
462			_tHybrid or unique? : the Japanese welfare state between Europe and America _047476
462			_tSocial partnerships, the market and trade-union involvement in training : Britain and Germany compared _047477
462			_tIreland's place in the worlds of welfare capitalism _047478
462			_tEqual pension rights for men and women : a realistic perspective _047479
462			_tSocial assistance in OECD countries _047480
462			_tLabour market transitions and social exclusion _047481
462			_tWelfare states under pressure : cash benefits in european welfare states over the last ten years _047482
462			_tAlbanian and Polish undocumented workers in Greece : a comparative analysis _047548
462			_tSocietal impoverishment : the challenge for Russian social policy _047549
462			_tInternational actors and social policy development in Bosnia-Herzegovina : globalism and the 'New Feudalism' _047551
462			_tMonetary union and social Europe _047552
462			_tComparing welfare states : social protection and industrial politics in France and Britain, 1930-1960 _047553
462			_tThe Juppé plan and the future of the French social welfare system _047554
462			_tThe complex art of security coordination _047555
462			_tRetrenchment, reproduction, modernazation : pension politics and decline of the german breadwinner model _047824
462			_tWho are the poor in Greece? Analysing poverty under alternative concepts of resources and equivalence scales _047825
462			_tThe 'interpreter effect' : rendering interpreters visible in cross-cultural research and methodology _047942
462			_tWomen and poverty dynamics : the case of Germany and Britain _047943
462			_tChanging the politics of social programmes : innovative change in British and French welfare reforms _047944
462			_tTowards an equal division of paid and unpaid work : the case of the Netherlands _048789
462			_tThe new European social dialogue : old wine in new bottles? _048790
462			_tEntrepreneurial freedom versus employee rights : the acquired rights directive and EU social policy post-Amsterdam _048791
462			_tHigh-rise estates in Europe : is rescue possible? _048792
462			_tWorkfare with welfare : recent reforms of the danish welfare state _048804
462			_tMinimum income in Switzerland _048805
462			_tSocio-demographic change, policy impacts and outcomes in social Europe _049210
462			_tThe better part of valour : the politics of French welfare reform _049211
462			_tIncome mobility and the welfare state : an international comparison with panel data _049213
462			_tDo means-tested benefits alleviate poverty? Evidence on germany, Sweden and the United Kingdom from the Luxembour income study _049456
462			_tWelfare to work : the local dimension _049457
462			_tImpact of europeanization on Nordic alcohol control policies : a discussion of processes and national differences _049458
462			_tSocial dumping, catch-up, or convergence? Europe in a comparative global context _049583
462			_tTesting the 'social dumping' hypothesis in Southern Europe : welfare policies in Greece and Spain during the last 20 years _049584
462			_tEastern European welfare states : the impact of the politics of globalization _049585
462			_tWelfare state development and employment in the Netherlands in comparative perspective _049733
462			_tTSER and the epistemic community of European social researchers _049734
462			_tAgeing and social policy in Europe _049735
462			_tClass, individualism and the finnish welfare state _051027
462			_tProtective Europe : does it exist for people with mental disorders? _051028
462			_tSocial consequences of unemployment : an East-West comparison _051029
462			_tConceptual innovation and public policy : unemployment and paid leave schemes in Denmark _051030
462			_tSusteining state welfare in hard times : who will foot the bill? _051031
462			_tLone motherhood, ideal type care regimes and the case of Austria _051032
462			_tOn the political economy of recent public sector development _051267
462			_tSocial benchmarking, policy making and new governance in the EU _051311
462			_tAnother dutch miracle? Explaining dutch and german pension trajectories _051312
462			_tReciprocity, justice and statutory health insurance in Germany _052296
462			_tThree worlds of welfare capitalism or more? A state-of-the-art report _052297
462			_tLeaving home : a comparative analysis of ECHP data _052430
462			_tPensions and the reduction of non-wage labour costs : modelling a decade of reforms in Germany _052431
462			_tBeyond privatization : pension reform in the Czech Republic and Slovenia _052432
462			_tThe changing institutionalization of social services in England and Wales, France and Germany : is the welfare state on the retreat? _052713
462			_tTaxation of social insurance and redistribution : a comparative analysis of ten welfare states _052714
462			_tDebate on the enlargement of the European Union _052715
462			_tEducation and the welfare state : the four worlds of competence production _052716
462			_tIntroduction : EU social (exclusion) policy revisited? _053043
462			_tSocial exclusion and macro-economic policy in Europe : a problem of dynamic and spatial change _053045
462			_tAggregate level and determining factors of social exclusion in twelve European countries _053046
462			_tThe world turned upside down : below replacement fertility, changing preferences and family-friendly public policy in 21 OECD countries _053493
462			_tSocial citizenship and workfare in the US and Western Europe : from status to contract _053494
462			_tDebate on social justice and pension reform _053495
462			_tResearching poverty and social exclusion in Europe _053497
462			_tA comparative study of child support in fifteen countries _055576
462			_tWelfare state regimes and child poverty in the UK and Hungary _055688
462			_tThe role of demographic and economic characteristics of twelve member states of the European Union in the diversity of state support for families _055690
462			_tSupporting the employment of mothers : policy variation across fourteen welfare states _055691
462			_tWomen, work and care : women's dual role and double burden in EC sex equality law _055707
462			_tSouthern european welfare regimes and the worsening position of women _056057
462			_tParental leave and equal opportunities : experiences in eight european countries _056151
462			_tGender and social policy : comparative welfare states in central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union _056315
462			_tFrom family wage to marriage subsidy and child benefits : controversy and consensus in the development of family support _056358
462			_tGender, family and employment in comparative perspective : the realities and representations of equal opportunities in Britain and France _056359
462			_tDiverse breadwinner models : a couple-based analysis of gendered working time in Britain and Denmark _056360
462			_tSex and gender discrimination within EU pension systems _056596
462			_tFamilies and informal support networks in Portugal : the reproduction of inequality _056645
462			_tCareful or lenient : welfare reform for lone mothers in the Netherlands _056646
462			_tChild poverty and family transfers in the Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland _056656
462			_tThe generational conflict reconsidered _056822
462			_tIntroduction : does Europe matter? accession to EU and social policy developments in recent and new member states _058124
462			_tAcession and social policy : the case of Hungary _058125
462			_tAcession and social policy : the case of the Czech Republic _058126
462			_tThe EU's impact on the Greek welfare state : Europeanization on paper? _058130
462			_tDoes EU enlargement start a race to the bottom? Strategic interaction among EU member states in social policy _058138
462			_tSoft regulation and the subtle transformation of states : the case of EU employment policy _060311
462			_tMechanisms of poverty alleviation : anti-poverty effects of non-means-tested and means-tested benefits in five welfare sates _060312
462			_tGender policies and the position of women in the police force in European countries _060313
462			_tDo child-care characteristics influence continued child bearing in Sweden? An investigation of the quantity, quality and price dimension _060314
462			_tThe social capital of European welfare states : the crowding out hypothesis revisited _060316
462			_tActive labour market programmes in Norway : are they helpful for social assistance recipients? _060317
462			_tChild care and feminism in West Germany and Sweden in the 1960s and 1970s _060325
462			_tPromoting business-centred welfare : international and european business perspectives on social policy _060327
462			_tNew modes of business organization and precarious employment : towards the recommodification of labour? _060839
462			_tPublic policies and low fertility : relationales for public intervention and a diagnosis for the Spanish case _060840
462			_tMainstreaming gender in the EU-accession process : the case of the Baltic Republics _060842
462			_tWelfare regimes and household income packaging in the European Union _060843
462			_tDeveloping child-care provision in England and Germany : problems of governance _061063
462			_tDesign and redesign of a quasi-market for the reintegration of jobseekers : empirical evidence from Australia and the Netherlands _061064
462			_tThe european social model : an exercise in deconstruction _061065
462			_tChildbearing and well-being : a comparative analisys of european welfare regimes _062048
462			_tObesity : a growing issue for european policy? _062050
462			_tPolicy coordination social indicators and the social-policy agenda in the European Union _062052
462			_tBrain circulation : the Spanish medical profession and international medical recruitment in the United Kingdom _062054
462			_tThe role of family policy instituitions in explaining gender-role attitudes : a comparative multilevel analysis of thirteen industrialized countries _063529
462			_tThe dinamics of social and labour market policies in France and the United Kingdom : between path dependence and convergence _063530
462			_tPoverty alleviation and the degree of centralization in European schemes of social assistance _063531
462			_tAIDS and health-policy responses in European welfare states _063532
462			_tChanging coalitions in social policy reforms : the politics of new social needs and demands _072142
462			_tMaking the difference in social Europe : deservingness perceptions among citizens of European welfare states _072143
462			_tAdapting private pensions to public purposes : historical perspectives on the politics of reform _072145
462			_tWelfare-state decommodification in 18 OECD countries : a replication and revision _072146
462			_tThe privatization of retirement income? : variation and trends in the income packages of old age pensioners _074146
462			_tNeglecting Europe : explaining the predominance of American ideas in new labour's welfare policies since 1997 _074147
462			_tCombining lone motherhood and paid work : the rationality mistake and Norwegian social policy _074148
462			_tDecommodification and beyond : a comparative analysis of work-injury programmes _074149
462			_tThe European employment strategy : existing research and remaining questions _074150
462			_tConsumers enter the political stage? : the modernization of health care in Britain and Germany _077036
462			_tHealth care across borders : Austria and new EU neighbours _077057
462			_tContracting-out employment services : temporary agency work in Germany _077058
462			_tClient organizations in a corporatist country : pensioners' organizations and pension policy in Sweden _077059
462			_tReform of in-kind benefits in Russia : high cost for a small gain _077060
462			_tTurkey : reforme in social security _077064
462			_tSocial expenditure and the politics of redistribution _079652
462			_tSocial capital and health in European welfare regimes : a multilevel approach _079653
462			_tPreferences or institutions? : work-family life opportunities in seven European countries _079654
462			_tOutsourcing women's domestic labour : the chèque emploi-service universel in France _079655
462			_tThe incomes of families with children : a cross-national comparison _079686
462			_tIntergenerational transfers of time and money in European families : common patterns - different regimes? _079687
462			_tTransposition of EU social policy in the new member states _079688
462			_tFinancing social and cohesion policy in an enlarged EU : plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose? _079689
462			_tWhy work is not a panacea : a decomposition analysis of EU-15 countries _079690
462			_tDecommodification and activation in social democratic policy : resolving the paradox _079725
462			_tPatterns of paid and unpaid work in Western Europe : gender, commodification, preferences and the implications for policy _079726
462			_tFamily policy, employment and gender-role attitudes : a comparative analysis of Russia and Sweden _079727
462			_tThe political logic of labour market reforms and popular images of target groups _079728
462			_tThe impact of social policy on fertility : evidence from Switzerland _079729
462			_tSocial dialogue and lifelong learning in new EU member states : 'reform fit' in Latvia _079730
462			_tExplaining the underdevelopment of 'Social Europe' : a critical realization _080182
462			_tRestructuring the welfare state : reforms in long term care in Western European countries _080183
462			_tThe uneven impact of the European Employment Strategy on member states' employment policies :a comparative analysis _080184
462			_tWhen a solution becomes the problem : the causes of policy reversal on early exit from the labour force _080185
462			_tAre the poor socially integrated? The link between poverty and social support in different welfare regimes _080958
462			_tRestructuring welfare for the unemployed : the Hartz legislation in Germany _080959
462			_tDealing with older workers in Europe : a comparative survey of employers' attitudes and actions _080960
462			_tDo welfare-to-work initiatives work? Evidence from an activation programme targeted at social assistance recipients in Norway _080961
462			_tBarriers to entry : insider/outsider politics and the political determinants of job security regulations _081052
462			_tAdapting labour law and social security to the needs of the 'new self-employed' : comparing the UK, Germany and the Netherlands _081053
462			_tAttitudes towards redistributive spending in an era of demographic ageing : the rival pressures from age and income in 14 OECD countries _081054
462			_tMigration and welfare state solidarity in Western Europe _081055
462			_tParticipation in socially productive activities and quality of life in early old age : findings from SHARE _082679
462			_tThe social connectedness of older Europeans : patterns, dynamics and contexts _082680
462			_tThe importance of socio-economic and political losses and gains in welfare state reform _082786
462			_tExploring the pathways of inequality in health, health care access and financing in decentralized Spain _082787
462			_tHealthcare systems in Europe : towards an incorporation of patient access _083220
462			_tFamily policy and fertility : fathers' and mothers' use of parental leave and continued childbearing in Norway and Sweden _083221
462			_tThe welfare state and trade unions in Switzerland : an historical reconstruction of the shift from a liberal to a post-liberal welfare regime _083222
462			_tWhat the European and American welfare states have in common and where they differ : facts and fiction in comparisons of the European Social Model and the United States _083781
462			_tFlexible employment, economic insecurity and social policy preferences in Europe _083782
462			_tWorkers' direct participation at the workplace and job quality in Europe _083783
462			_tRethinking work-family conflict : dual-earner policies, role conflict and role expansion in Western Europe _083792
462			_tElderly bias, new social risks and social spending : change and timing in eight programmes across for worlds of welfare, 1980-2003 _083793
462			_tNetwork governance of active employment policy : the Danish experience _083794
462			_tIs there an extended family of Mediterranean welfare states? _084010
462			_tCan in-work benefits improve social inclusion in the southern european countries? _084011
462			_tContinuity and consensus : governing families in Denmark _084887
462			_tExit, voice, and family policy in Japan : limited changes despite broad recognition of the declining fertility problem _084888
462			_tShifts in family policy in the UK under New Labour _084889
462			_tChanges in the regulation of responsibilities towards childcare needs in Italy and the Netherlands : different timing, increasingly different approaches _084890
462			_tGermany outpaces Austria in childcare policy : the historical contingencies of 'conservative' childcare policy _084891
606	1		_aPolítica social
606	1		_aPolítica social europeia
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