Titlebook: Challenges to European Welfare Systems; Klaus Schubert,Paloma de Villota,Johanna Kuhlmann Book 2016 Springer International Publishing Swit

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Belgium, or How Inertia Can Have Unexpected Benefits in Times of Crisisert in the face of a number of new social challenges but reforms have not been radical enough. Belgium’s structural performance on key dimensions of welfare state outcomes has deteriorated to a level that at best can be labelled as mediocre.

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Crisis? What Crisis? Restructuring the German Welfare System in Times of Unexpected Prosperitymajor challenges—demographic change and restructuring the balance between policies providing for risks and policies enhancing opportunities. We find that overall the ‘new habits’ of the German welfare system have been continued, but that recently a stronger focus on risk prevention is re-emerging.

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Denmark: Still a Nordic Welfare State After the Changes of Recent Years? on equality and generosity regarding welfare benefits, with the exception of pensions. At the same time the focus on core social services such as for children, the elderly and health care still seems to prevail. Increasing inequality has been part of the changes in the Danish welfare states in rece

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Economic Recession and Changes in the Estonian Welfare State: An Occasion Not to Waste a Good Crisisl protection were rather marginal. There were no substantial increases either. The policy makers managed to find a balanced way between cuts and protection, supported by the general public in order to enter the Euro zone.

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