International Social Security Review

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Volume 47, issue 3‐4, 1994

Social policy and forms of family life in Europe pp. 11-30

Anton Kuijsten, Klaus Peter Strohmeier and Hans‐Joachim Schulze

Family policy and the under‐3s: Money, services, and time in a policy package pp. 31-43

Sheila B. Kamernian and Alfred J. Kahn

Who is supported? Social security for families with children between family law and social security regulations in Belgium, Germany and the United Kingdom pp. 45-67

Kirsten Scheiwe

Benefits and incentives for lone parents: A comparative analysis pp. 69-89

Peter Whiteford and Jonathan Bradshaw

Reversing “the inadvertent nationalization of fatherhood”: The British Child Support Act 1991 and its consequences for men, women and children pp. 91-100

Hilary Land

Vocational rehabilitation of sole mothers who receive income support benefit pp. 101-110

Dalia Gordon and Tami Eliav

Urbanization, caring for elderly people and the changing African family: The challenge to social policy pp. 111-122

Nairn Araba Apt and Margaret Gricco

Social protection for the family in the Maghreb pp. 123-135

Abdellah Boudahrain

Principles and practice of social security payments for care pp. 137-155

Eithne McLaughlin and Caroline Glendinning

Social policy and family relations: Choices for change pp. 157-175

Neil Gilbert

Volume 47, issue 2, 1994

The financing of retirement schemes, savings and growth pp. 3-16

Patrick Artus

International comparison of social security and retirement funds from the national savings perspective pp. 17-36

Théopiste Butare

Social security support for informal caring in the Republic of Ireland pp. 37-50

Mel Cousins

Poland: Social protection and the pension system during the transition pp. 51-69

Xavier Maret and Gerd Schwartz

SWEDEN pp. 71-77

Göran Smedmark

CHINA pp. 77-85

Yannick D'Haene and Pascale Emile

Volume 47, issue 1, 1994

Coordination of social security programmes of developed and developing countries pp. 3-13

Edward Tamagno

Assessing disability: A six‐nation study of disability pension claim processing and appeals pp. 15-35

Frank S. Bloch

Unemployment insurance: Theoretical approaches and empirical evidence pp. 37-54

Larraín P. Christián and Velásquez P. Mario

Provident funds and investment in developing countries in the Pacific pp. 55-69

Lionel D.S. Yee

Volume 46, issue 4, 1993

The work prospects of older employees: An international comparison pp. 3-23

Heinz‐Dieter Hardes and Judith Mall

The difficulties of extending social security in Tunisia's agricultural sector pp. 25-39

Abdessatar Mouelhi

Using work, health and sick leave to predict work disability pp. 41-50

Cornells R. de Winter

Complementary retirement pensions: Towards a definition of terms pp. 51-66

Lucy ApRoberts

FRANCE pp. 67-71

Solange Morgenstern

ITALY pp. 72-75

Laura Crescentini

SWITZERLAND pp. 75-81

Gérald Roduit

Volume 46, issue 3, 1993

Mutual workers’insurance: A historical outline pp. 5-18

Marcel van der Linden

The labour movement and mutual benefit societies: Towards an international approach pp. 19-27

Michel Dreyfus

The mutual benefit movement in Chile from its origins to the present time (1853‐1992) pp. 29-52

Sergio Grez Toso

Social security and mutual assistance in India: A preliminary account pp. 53-68

Ranajit Das Gupta

Mutual benefit societies in Indonesia pp. 69-77

John Ingleson

Mutual benefit societies in Hungary, 1830‐1941 pp. 79-98

Keith Hitchins

Mutualism in the world: Ignorance, inequalities and market pressures pp. 99-108

Jean‐Pierre Dumont

Volume 46, issue 2, 1993

Extending social security protection to the entire population: Problems and issues pp. 3-20

Michael Jenkins

The protection of atypical work in the Australian, British and German social security systems pp. 21-42

Karl‐Jürgen Bieback

Integrating citizen's income with social insurance pp. 43-65

Anne Gray

Pension insurance and the participation of private enterprise pp. 67-88

Giovanni Tamburi

Volume 46, issue 1, 1993

State social benefits in South Africa pp. 5-25

Frances Lund

Social security in central and eastern European countries: Continuity and change pp. 27-65

Michel Voirin

Poverty in Russia pp. 67-77

Vic George and Natalia Rimachevskaya

Focusing on individual needs: Developing the law's mechanisms for mentally disabled and elderly people pp. 79-96

Robin Creyke

Information technology in social security offices: Changing relations between caseworkers and clients pp. 97-110

Ad Scheepers

Volume 45, issue 4, 1992

The ISSA General Assembly pp. 3-4

Dalmer D. Hoskins

Economic support in old age: The role of social insurance in developing countries pp. 75-101

James H. Schulz

Volume 45, issue 3, 1992

From entitlements to incentives: The changing philosophy of social protection pp. 5-17

Neil Gilbert

Financing social security in Latin America: New perspectives in the light of current economic developments pp. 19-38

Luis A. Camacho

Administration of the Tunisian social security system: Reorganization and rationalization pp. 39-53

Ezzeddine Bouslah

The free circulation of Individuals between the European Community member states: The practical implications for social security schemes pp. 55-69

Michel Voirin

Family policy and a social incomes policy: The case of the single‐parent allowance in France pp. 71-82

Michel Messu

Volume 45, issue 1‐2, 1992

The Beveridge Report: Its origins and outcomes pp. 5-16

Brian Abel‐Smith

The Beveridge Report in its contemporary setting pp. 17-37

Robert Leaper

The Beveridge Plan: The main principles pp. 39-52

†Guy Perrin

Beveridge in the longue durée pp. 53-72

Peter Baldwin

Welfare states and welfare outcomes in the 1980s pp. 73-90

Deborah Mitchell

Social protection in the European Community: Towards a convergence of policies pp. 91-108

Yves Chassard and Odile Quintin