Social security and social change : new challenges to the Beveridge model
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Social security and social change : new challenges to the Beveridge model
Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1994
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Bibliography: p. 274-295
Includes index
Description and Table of Contents
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"Social Security and Social Change" is a collection of articles written by British and international experts on the challenges facing social security systems since William Beveridge published his report in 1942. These challenges are discussed in the light of key socio-economic changes since the 1940s: changing gender and family roles, new employment patterns and the ageing population.
Table of Contents
- Social Insurance and Poverty Alleviation - An Empirical Analysis, (S. Webb). PART 1: ADAPTING TO CHANGE: GENDER ROLES AND THE FAMILY. Women, Citizenship and Social Security (R. Lister)
- Family, Work and Social Security (B. Cantillon)
- Lone Parents (J. Millar). PART 2: ADAPTING TO CHANGE: NEW WORK PATTERNS. Changing Work Patterns and their Implications for Social Protection (J. Blackwell)
- The Demise of the Male Breadwinner - In Practice but not in Theory (H. Land)
- Social Security and Self-Employment (T. Eardley and A. Cordon)
- Implications for Social Security and Older People (C. Phillipson). PART 3: EXCLUDED CITIZENS: THE CIVILIAN DISABLED AND THEIR CARERS. The Growth of Disability Benefits: An International Comparison (S. Lonsdale)
- The Limits of Social Insurance Protection for the Elderly in the United States - The Two-Class System of Long-Term Care (E. Abel)
- Cash and Care in the Provision of Support for People with Long-Standing Care Needs (S. Baldwin). PART 4: EXCLUDED CITIZENS: OLDER PEOPLE. Women and Social Security in Retirement (S. Hutton and P. Whiteford)
- Heading for Hardship: How the British Pension System has Failed Women (I. Ginn and S. Arber)
- The Paid and Unpaid Roles of Women: How Should Social Security Adapt? (H. Joshi and H. Davies). Is There a Future for the Beveridge Pension Scheme? (P. Johnson and J. Falkingham).
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