International Journal of Social Welfare

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Volume 28, issue 4, 2019

Youth employment in Europe: Coordination as a crucial dimension pp. 350-357

Jale Tosun, Felix Hörisch and Paulo Marques

The impact of the European Youth Guarantee on active labour market policies: A convergence analysis pp. 358-368

Jale Tosun, Oliver Treib and Fabrizio De Francesco

Bringing firms on board. Inclusiveness of the dual apprenticeship systems in Germany, Switzerland and Denmark pp. 369-379

Giuliano Bonoli and Anna Wilson

Promoting workplace‐based training to fight youth unemployment in three EU countries: Different strategies, different results? pp. 380-393

Paulo Marques and Felix Hoerisch

Europeanisation and the Youth Guarantee: The case of France pp. 394-403

Margherita Bussi and Paolo Graziano

Coordination of legislative speech in times of crisis: Youth unemployment and debates on redistributive policies in the Swedish Riksdag, 1994–2014 pp. 404-417

Hanna Bäck, Markus Baumann and Marc Debus

Political trust, young people and institutions in Europe. A multilevel analysis pp. 418-430

Tom Chevalier

Public opinion towards workfare policies in Europe: Polarisation of attitudes in times of austerity? pp. 431-441

Christopher Buss

Deservingness in the eye of the beholder: A vignette study on the moderating role of cultural profiles in supporting activation policies pp. 442-453

Erwin Gielens, Femke Roosma and Peter Achterberg

Public support for the social rights and social obligations of the unemployed: Two sides of the same coin? pp. 454-467

Tijs Laenen and Bart Meuleman

Volume 28, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 245-245

Åke Bergmark

Work and welfare‐state trajectories in Norway over two decades: Has the goal of getting more people into work been achieved? pp. 246-259

Hans‐Tore Hansen and Thomas Lorentzen

Overcoming barriers: Effects of entering vocational rehabilitation on labour market outcomes pp. 260-270

Anton Nivorozhkin

The perceived legitimacy of a basic income among Finnish food aid recipients pp. 271-281

Suvi Linnanvirta, Christian Kroll and Helena Blomberg

When political values and perceptions of deservingness collide: Evaluating public support for homelessness investments in Canada pp. 282-292

Carey Doberstein and Alison Smith

Does the unification of health financing affect the distribution pattern of out‐of‐pocket health expenses in Turkey? pp. 293-306

Songul Cinaroglu and Onur Baser

Perspectives of South African caregivers in receipt of Child Support Grants: Implications for family strengthening interventions pp. 307-317

Leila Patel, Tessa Hochfeld and Jenita Chiba

Mobilising the welfare machine: Questioning the resurgent socialist concern in China’s Public Rental Housing Scheme pp. 318-332

June Wang and Mingye Li

Three variations on the Australian supported playgroup model pp. 333-344

Amy Conley Wright, Jane Warren, Kristen Burriel and Lynda Sinnott

Poverty, Inequality and Social Work: The Impact of Neoliberalism and Austerity Politics on Welfare Provision pp. 345-345

Michael Reisch

The Routledge Handbook of Green Social Work pp. 346-346

Dorothy N. Gamble

Volume 28, issue 2, 2019

Editorial pp. 115-116

Jill Duerr Berrick

Causal dynamics of poverty reproduction in EU countries pp. 117-127

Stefanos Papanastasiou and Christos Papatheodorou

What influences the size of child maintenance payments? A register‐based study of maintenance payments in Finland pp. 128-137

Antti Rissanen and Mikko Aaltonen

The limits of inequality: Public support for social policy across rich democracies pp. 138-151

Nate Breznau and Carola Hommerich

The distributive impact of private pensions in the context of the institutional designs of public pension systems across OECD countries pp. 152-166

Ikhyun Jang

Convergence of family policy across welfare regimes (1990 to 2010): Different connotations of family policy expansion pp. 167-178

Ji Young Kang

Immigrants’ support for social spending, self‐interest and the role of the group: A comparative study of immigrants in The Netherlands pp. 179-195

Jeanette A. J. Renema and Marcel Lubbers

Non‐governmental organisations and informal associations in service delivery for African migrants in China: Evidence of voluntary sector failure? pp. 196-207

Cheryl Chui, Lucy Porter Jordan and Wei Wang

Chinese seniors’ attitudes towards government responsibility for social welfare: Self‐interest, collectivism orientation and regional disparities pp. 208-216

Kun Yang, Huamin Peng and Jia Chen

Burnout in Chinese social work: Differential predictability of the components of the Maslach Burnout Inventory pp. 217-228

Yean Wang, Huan Zhang, Jie Lei and Yuehui Yu

Heterogeneous impacts of provincial governance on household welfare in Vietnam pp. 229-240

Tuyen Tran, Tinh Doan, Huong Van Vu and Hien Thi Nguyen

Social Investment and Social Welfare: International and Critical Perspectives pp. 241-241

Mary Caplan

Islam and Social Work: Culturally Sensitive Practice in a Diverse World pp. 242-242

Qusai A Ibrahim

Volume 28, issue 1, 2019

Editorial pp. 3-4

Jill Duerr Berrick

Governing the coordination of care for older people: Comparing care agreements in Denmark and Norway pp. 5-15

Signy Irene Vabo and Viola Burau

A multilevel analysis of perceived intergenerational mobility and welfare state preferences pp. 16-30

Alexi Gugushvili

Income inequality, welfare regimes and aggregate health: Review of reviews pp. 31-43

Ki‐tae Kim

Assessing mental health and service needs among refugees in Malaysia pp. 44-52

Stacey A. Shaw, Veena Pillai and Kaitlin P. Ward

Analysis of care and education pathways of refugee and asylum‐seeking children in care in England: Implications for social work pp. 53-62

Aoife O'Higgins

Examining the effects of the Durunuri programme on low‐wage workers' social insurance coverage in South Korea pp. 63-76

Mikyung Park and Rosa Minhyo Cho

Frontline workers' competency in activation work pp. 77-88

Talieh Sadeghi and Silje Bringsrud Fekjær

Poverty alleviation, coverage and fiscal sustainability: Investigating the effect of a new social pension in Hong Kong pp. 89-99

Stefan Kühner and Kee‐Lee Chou

Work patterns and gender reproduction in the Talensi small‐scale gold‐mining industry in Ghana: Implications for social welfare policy pp. 100-107

Elizabeth Koomson

The Uses of Social Investment edited by Anton Hemerijck. 2017: Oxford, Oxford University Press. 475 pp. ISBN: 978‐0‐19‐879049‐5 pp. 108-109

James Midgley

Vulnerability and Marginality in Human Services pp. 109-110

Clare Tilbury

Social Work and Research in Advanced Welfare States pp. 110-111

Bruce A. Thyer

Policy practice in social work education: A literature review pp. 112-112

Idit Weiss‐Gal

Volume 27, issue 4, 2018

Health and health care for children in out‐of‐home care pp. 321-324

Bo Vinnerljung and Anders Hjern

Dental healthcare utilisation among young adults who were in societal out‐of‐home care as children: A Swedish National Cohort Study pp. 325-336

Marie Berlin, Tita Mensah, Frida Lundgren, Gunilla Klingberg, Anders Hjern, Bo Vinnerljung and Andreas Cederlund

Children and young people with intellectual disability in residential childcare: Prevalence of mental health disorders and therapeutic interventions pp. 337-347

Alba Águila‐Otero, Carla González‐García, Amaia Bravo, Susana Lázaro‐Visa and Jorge F. del Valle

Health problems and healthcare needs among youth in Swedish secure residential care pp. 348-357

Bo Vinnerljung, Stefan Kling and Anders Hjern

Gender aspects of health‐related quality of life of youth in secure residential care in Sweden pp. 358-363

Anders Hjern, Luis Rajmil, Stefan Kling and Bo Vinnerljung

Children placed in alternate care in Norway: A review of mental health needs and current official measures to meet them pp. 364-371

Stine Lehmann and Nanna S. Kayed

The English system for ensuring health care and health monitoring of looked after children pp. 372-380

Doug Simkiss and Renu Jainer

Partnership approaches to the evaluation of complex policy initiatives: Qualitative research as key to building effective relationships pp. 381-387

Fiona Turner‐Halliday, Vicki Welch, Graham Bryce, Matt Forde, Richard Cotmore, Phil Wilson, Bridie Fitzpatrick, Nicholas Watson and Helen Minnis

The role of care coordination and out‐of‐home placement in youth dental and vision care visits pp. 388-396

Bethany R. Lee and John A. Cosgrove

Volume 27, issue 3, 2018

Editorial pp. 213-214

Åke Bergmark

Marketisation policies in different contexts: Consequences for home‐care workers in Germany, Japan and Sweden pp. 215-225

Hildegard Theobald, Marta Szebehely, Yayoi Saito and Nobu Ishiguro

Regulating social welfare services: Between compliance and learning pp. 226-235

Avishai Benish, Dana Halevy and Shimon Spiro

Gender and health among older people: What is the role of social policies? pp. 236-247

Björn Högberg

Social welfare services staff burnout in Cyprus: Who is responsible? pp. 248-257

Stavros K. Parlalis and Panayiota Christodoulou

Contextualising institutional complementarity. How long‐term unemployment depends on employment protection legislation, active labour market policies and the economic climate pp. 258-269

Luc Benda, Ferry Koster and Romke van der Veen

Families with young children in times of economic downturn: Implications for social work practice pp. 270-281

Freya Geinger, Griet Roets and Michel Vandenbroeck

Attitudes towards childcare policies, policy feedback and path dependency: Czech Republic contrasted to Norway pp. 282-293

Tomáš Sirovátka and Jana Válková

Meeting (or not) at the street level? A literature review on street‐level research in public management, social policy and social work pp. 294-304

Urban Nothdurfter and Koen Hermans

Social service systems for vulnerable children and families in low‐ and middle‐income countries: Establishing definitions and key components pp. 305-315

Thomas M. Crea, Andrew D. Reynolds, Kelley McCreery Bunkers and Caroline M. Bishop

Beyond the Risk Paradigm in Mental Health Policy and Practice – By Sonia Stanford, Elaine Sharland, Nina Rovinelli Heller and Joanne Warner pp. 316-316

Hazel Kemshall

Political (dis)Engagement: The Changing Nature of the Political – By Nathan Manning pp. 316-317

Ian Cummins

Social and Caring Professions in European Welfare States: Policies, Services and Professional Practices – By Björn Blom, Lars Evertsson and Marek Perlinski pp. 317-318

Walter Lorenz