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JOURNAL OF SOCIETAL
& SOCIAL POLICY
JSSP Vol. 3/3 (December 2004)ARTICLES
Jason L. Powell :
"Aging, Family Policy and Narrative: A British Perspective"
Kim Sang-Kyun and Lee Euna:
"The Korean Pension Reform: Struggle Between Restructuring and Renovation"
Christian Aspalter :
"Europe in Transition: Welfare State Reform in Germany, Italy, Sweden, and the United Kingdom"
Nelson W.S. Chow:
"Social Welfare in Hong Kong--Post 1997: Opportunity in the Midst of Constraints"
BOOK REVIEWS/PRESENTATIONS
Ray Forrest and James Lee:
"Housing and Social Change: East-West Perspectives" (Christian Aspalter)
Kwong-Leung Tang and Chak-kie Wong:
"Poverty Monitoring and Alleviation in East Asia " (Christian Aspalter)Published by Casa Verde Publishing for The Research Center on Societal and Social Policy, and the Institute of Social Welfare, Seoul National University, Korea
SOCIAL POLICY TIMES
Freedom and the Welfare State:
From Formal to Substantial Freedom
(Christian Aspalter, Seoul National University)
(go to article)
The Rise of Modern Mass Diseases
and Epidemics: A Challenge to
Health Care Policy
(Christian Aspalter, Seoul National University)
(go to article)
Australia's Mutual Obligation Policy Revisted: A Brisbane Study
(Simon Schooneveldt, Queensland University of Technology, Australia)
(go to article)
Unemployment, Depressing Wages,
and Demand for Welfare:
The Case of Hong Kong
(Nelson W.S. Chow , The University of Hong Kong)
(go to article)
Uncertainty - A Social Malaise:
From Labor Security to Insecurity
(Christian Aspalter, Seoul National University)
(go to article)
NEOLIBERALISM AND THE AUSTRALIAN WELFARE STATE
(ISBN:
986-80414-0-6)
Table of Contents
1.
"Introduction"
Christian
Aspalter
2. "Welfare
Capitalism in Australia; From Gender-Discriminating to Gender-Sensitive Social
Policy?"
Christian Aspalter
3. "Indigenous
Welfare in Australia"
Eileen Baldry and Sue Green
4. "The
Australian Welfare State in Transition: Social Policy in the 1990s"
Brian Howe and Anthony O'Donnell
5. "The
Neoliberal Era in Politics and Social Policy"
Patricia Harris
6. "The
Idea of Mutual Obligation in Australian Social Security Policy"
Pamela Kinnear
7. "The
Promise and Performance of Mutual Obligation"
Cosmo Howard
8. "Trends
in Poverty, Income Distribution, and Wealth Inequality"
Ann Harding
9. "Centrelink:
A New Approach to Welfare Service Deliverty"
Richard Mulgan
edited
by Christian Aspalter
published
by Casa Verde Publishing, Hong Kong,
December 2003
Announcement of forthcoming book:
"A New Orientation for the Welfare State:
The Defense and Development of Human Capital"
to be published in 2005 by Springer
Verlag, New York
authors: Christian Aspalter and Michael Opielka
Download
Free Papers in PDF-Format:
Indigenous Welfare in Australia
(Eileen Baldry and Sue Green)
Social Policy and Nationalbuilding:
The Dynamics of the Israeli Welfare State
(Zeev Rosenhek)
The Welfare State System in
Malaysia (John Doling and Roziah Omar)
The Danish Welfare
State: A Social Rights Perspective (Peter Abrahamson)
Non-Profit Organizations and Social Welfare in Hungary
(Zsuzsa Szeman)
Des
Modeles Singuliers d'Etat-Providence: Singapour et Hong Kong
(Christian Aspalter)
Children Leaving Care in the UK: "Corporate Parenting"
and Social Exclusion
(Jim Goddard)
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