The Third sector in France and the Labour Market Policy

Edith Jeanne Archambault ()

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Abstract: In France, like in other Western European countries, the third sector has been on a steady increase during the last decade as the results of the Johns Hopkins comparative project shows it. Today nonprofit organisations play also an increasing role in labour market policies. In a country with a corporatist welfare state, the access to the labour-market represents the key for social rights.

Keywords: nonprofit sector; labour market policies; welfare mix; corporatist welfare state; cross-country comparison (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2004
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Published, Strategy mix for Nonprofit Organisations- Vehicles for Social and Labour Market Policy, Kluwer/Plenum (Ed.), 2004, 75-86

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