International Social Security Review

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Volume 44, issue 4, 1991

From words to deeds: Health service reform in Poland pp. 5-17

W. Cezary Wlodarczyk and Piotr Mierzewski

Handicapped by old and new traps: Hungary's health care reform pp. 19-31

Eva Orosz

Financing the statutory pensions insurance scheme in a united Germany pp. 33-45

Winfried Schmähl

Social security in the USSR pp. 47-64

Vic George

Volume 44, issue 3, 1991

Financing of health service systems: Recent developments and reforms pp. 5-21

Bétrice Majnoni D'Intignano

Changing the health care system in the Netherlands: The end of a period of cost containment? pp. 23-37

Ronald Naaborg

Swedish occupational injury insurance: A laudable programme in need of reform pp. 39-50

Bo Mikaelsson and Charles Lister

Sole parent families in Australia pp. 51-75

Peter Saunders and George Matheson

Volume 44, issue 1‐2, 1991

The greying of the baby boom in the United States: Framing the policy debate pp. 5-26

Eric R. Kingson

The economics and politics of retirement incomes policy in Australia pp. 27-40

Allan Borowski

What kind of Community measures for 1993? pp. 41-73

Michel Voirin

The provision of complementary pensions: Objectives, forms and constraints pp. 75-93

Robert Holzmann

Survivors’pensions and death benefits: Current issues and future perspectives pp. 95-109

Helmut Creutz

Social assistance in a shrinking Canadian welfare state pp. 111-120

Ernie S. Lightman

WORLDVIEW pp. 121-134

Monika Queisser

Volume 43, issue 4, 1990

Chinese old‐age pension reform: The process continues pp. 387-398

Lenore Barkan

Socio‐demographic changes and social security pp. 399-425

Bea Cantillon

Income security and support for families in a changing social environment: The Canadian experience pp. 426-445

Catherine Goodman

Lone‐parent families in the UK: Challenges for social security policy pp. 446-459

Jonathan Bradshaw and Jane Millar

The role of traditional institutions and the cultural image of social security in Tunisia1 pp. 460-469

Abdessatar Mouelhi

Volume 43, issue 3, 1990

Class interests and the post‐war welfare state in Europe: A historical perspective1 pp. 255-269

Peter Baldwin

Unemployment benefit in France and the Federal Republic of Germany: Social protection or employment market regulation? Some legal aspects1 pp. 270-286

Nicole Kerschen and Francis Kessler

The financing of social security and the macro‐economy: The case of Latin America1 pp. 287-302

Alvaro Castro Gutiérrez

Sickness and maternity insurance in Lebanon: Financial problems and solutions pp. 303-312

Abdul Malak Amer

Europe beyond 1992: Implications for national health policies and delivery systems pp. 313-325

Christa Altenstetter

Comparing family policies in Europe: Methodological problems1 pp. 326-341

Jean‐Claude Barbier

Volume 43, issue 2, 1990

The European social space: Atypical forms of employment and working hours in the European Community pp. 143-179

R. Konle‐Seidl, H. Ullmann and U. Walwei

Social assistance for the elderly and the disabled in the USSR pp. 180-188

Robert Tsivilev and Vitaly Rogogin

Accidents, vocational rehabilitation and the determination of residual disability: The situation in Switzerland pp. 189-202

Jean‐Pierre Martin

Integrating disabled persons into the Australian workforce: Are wage subsidies effective?1 pp. 203-212

John Mangan

The future of the pension system in Norway pp. 213-227

Per Knudsen

Volume 42, issue 4, 1989

Evolution of family policy in the light of demographic development in West European countries1 pp. 395-426

Pierre Gilliand

Current problems and issues in the financing of social security short‐term benefits in the Philippines1 pp. 427-446

José L. Cuisia

Age at which pensions are awarded under social security: Patterns in ten industrial countries, 1960–19861 pp. 447-461

Martin B. Tracy and Paul Adams

Reform of health services in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 462-478

Willi Goebel

Social security programmes in India pp. 479-488

A. K. Bhattarai

Social security in Liberia pp. 489-496

National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (Liberia)

Volume 42, issue 2, 1989

Impact of demographic and socio‐economic factors on the changing needs for services for the very old1 pp. 123-163

Brenda Morginstin

The role of the social security system in providing social protection to the very old in France1 pp. 164-177

Alain Rozenkier

The administration of an occupational injury and occupational disease insurance scheme: Experience in Burundi1 pp. 178-194

Zacharie Gasabanya

One hundred years of German pensions insurance legislation pp. 195-202

Rudolf Kolb

Social security in Iraq pp. 203-209

Sadoon Abbas Jabber

Volume 42, issue 1, 1989

Single‐parent, female‐headed families in Western Europe: Social change and response pp. 3-34

Sheila B. Kamerman and Alfred J. Kahn

Pension schemes in Latin America: Some financial problems1 pp. 35-61

Alvaro Castro‐Gutiérrez

The pensions system in the USSR and social justice pp. 62-69

A. Kozlov

Work and income of the Bulgarian pensioner1 pp. 70-86

Krastyu Petkov and Doukhomir Minev

Social security in Jordan pp. 87-90

Nihaya Elayyan

Volume 41, issue 4, 1988

Technological change and its impact on the management of social security agencies1 pp. 355-367

H. Doggette

Social security statistics as an instrument in guiding social policy decision‐making1 pp. 368-381

Rudolf Kolb

Public relations techniques used by social security schemes and their impact: National experience of Australia1 pp. 382-401

Brendan Godfrey

Social security institutions and information in schools pp. 402-408

Raymond Poirrier

Trends, policies and strategies in medical care provision in Latin America1 pp. 409-432

Luis Asís Beirute

Social security in Kenya pp. 433-437

P. M. Mullei

Volume 41, issue 3, 1988

Equal treatment of men and women in social security: An overview1 pp. 231-249

Anne‐Marie Brocas

Differentials in the outcomes of the application of the Dutch disability insurance legislation to women and men1 pp. 250-260

Pieter C. Hermans

The Traumatological, Orthopaedic and Functional Rehabilitation Centre of the Social Security Fund of Senegal pp. 261-268

Amadou Lamine Ba

Evolution in the structure of employment and unemployment and its consequences for general pensions schemes1 pp. 269-280

Federation of German Pensions Insurance Institutes (Federal Republic of Germany)

Volume 41, issue 2, 1988

Unemployment insurance, social protection and employment policy: An international comparison1 pp. 119-134

F. Calcoen, L. Eeckhoudt and D. Greiner

Population changes and the social budget: Fears, hopes and facts1 pp. 135-148

Peter Rosenberg

Partial retirement: An alternative to early retirement? A comparison of phased retirement schemes in the United Kingdom, France and Scandinavia pp. 149-169

Frank Laczko

Reflections on a social security system with Chinese characteristics pp. 170-175

Cui Naifu

The Swiss basic pensions scheme is forty years' old: Criteria for its evaluation pp. 176-197

Pierre‐Yves Greber

Volume 41, issue 1, 1988

Unemployment compensation and employment in industrialised market‐economy countries pp. 3-24

Alain Euzéby

Social security research in the Netherlands pp. 25-39

Peter de Klerk and Pieter Stroink

The extension of social security to self‐employed persons in Africa pp. 40-54

Pierre Mouton and Jean‐Victor Gruat

Insurance against non‐employment accidents in Israel pp. 55-67

Arye L. Miller

Financing of retirement pensions in the United States of America pp. 68-75

Dorcas R. Hardy

On the proposed new Soviet pension law pp. 76-83

A. Soloviev