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Swiss Social Policy Since 1950,g here. The economic and social conditions in Switzerland at the time were of course very similar to those in other industrial countries, even if they were not as bad as the conditions in England and the Ruhr, for example. The needs for workers’ protection and social security, consequently, were very similar too.

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,Trends in the Social Policy Aims of the United States (1960–1980),ajor object of government policy; and also for the first time, with perhaps the exception of the Freedmen’s Bureau of the Reconstruction period, governments not only made laws but constituted themselves instruments of egalitarian policy.”.

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Three Forecasts for Our Time, and one a German, Wilhelm T. R?pke, teaching at the Graduate Institute of International Studies at Geneva. All three attached the highest importance to freedom, an ideal temporarily abandoned by their countries.

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,Social Policy — Crisis or Mutation,One lies in the now chronic imbalance between social expenditure and available receipts. The other may be deduced from the mounting criticism of the effectiveness of social policy as regards both delivery and redistribution and of what economists and sociologists call its “perverse” effects.

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,Social Policy in Sweden (1950–1980),ng of welfare benefits and the intervention of the public in the everyday lives of citizens has been published during this period. The defeat of the Social Democrats in the 1976 elections and the obvious economic problems within Sweden in the late 1970s caused a number of writers to question the “Sw

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