International Social Security Review

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Volume 40, issue 4, 1987

Early retirement: The problems of instrument substitution and cost shifting and their implications for restructuring the process of retirement1 pp. 343-360

Bernard Casey

The people's old‐age pension in Sweden: Past, present and future1 pp. 361-372

Sven E. Olsson

The Brazilian social security system: Coverage and constraints pp. 373-385

Francisco Eduardo Barreto de Oliveira, Maria Helena Fernandes da T. Henriques and Kaizô Iwakami Beltrão

Material provision for workers and employees in the USSR in the event of industrial accidents and occupational diseases pp. 399-408

K. S. Batygin

The further training of senior social security managers in France pp. 409-418

Jean‐Marie Diem

Volume 40, issue 3, 1987

Recent developments in the research activities of member institutions of the ISSA pp. 219-230

Roland Sigg

Changing the retirement age in the United States: A case study on research and social security policy‐making1 pp. 231-247

Jane L. Ross

Public opinion about the social security system in the United Kingdom: Continuity and change 1961–83 pp. 248-260

Patrick Hennessy

The treatment of invalidity pensions in the system for constructing models of the trend in pension expenditures under the statutory pensions insurance in the Federal Republic of Germany1 pp. 261-289

H. W. Müller

The problem of women's pensions pp. 290-297

Ricardo J. Tibaudín

Volume 39, issue 4, 1986

Preparation and periodical maintenance of basic documentation on the utiiisation of electronic data‐processingby the member organisations of the ISSA pp. 470-474

Hans‐Joachim Rohrlach

Volume 39, issue 3, 1986

The impact of public and private pension schemes on saving and capital formation1 pp. 243-257

Alicia Munnell

Public and private pensions for various population groups in the Federal Republic of Germany: Past experience and tasks for the future1 pp. 258-276

Winfried Schmähl

The provision of retirement pensions in relation to the sector of activity1 pp. 277-286

Paul Hecquet

The occupational reintegration of disabled citizens in Czechoslovakia pp. 287-301

Maria Kubernátová

Calculation of contributions to insurance pp. 302-313

P. Penkov

Ergonomics: A subject of world‐wide concern1 pp. 314-319

B. Moncelon and C. Skornik

Volume 39, issue 2, 1986

Comparative study of the development of social security in Latin America pp. 127-152

Carmelo Mesa‐Lago

Social welfare policies in the Republic of Korea pp. 153-163

Ha‐cheong Yeon

State social policy in favour of the family in East European countries1 pp. 164-182

Ewa Borowczyk

Who cares? Social security, family policy and women pp. 183-200

Lois Bryson and Martin Mowbray

Current issues in old‐age protection in New Zealand1 pp. 201-215

John B. Gourley

Volume 39, issue 1, 1986

Electronic data‐processing and old‐age insurance: The experience of the general scheme in France pp. 3-13

Francis Pavard

Protection of privacy and security measures in data‐processing1 pp. 14-23

H.‐J. Rohrlach

The development of computer systems in the administration of social security: The Malaysian experience1 pp. 24-37

Lai Kwok Loyd

Trends and prospects for the medical care security system in Japan pp. 38-51

By the Social Security Research Division, National Federation of Health Insurance Societies‐Kemporen (Japan)

Government Participation in social security health insurance budgets1 pp. 52-63

Aviva Ron

Volume 38, issue 4, 1985

A study of the implementation of earnings sharing in the United States' social security system pp. 367-377

the Office of Legislative and Regulatory Policy, Social Security Administration (United States)

The status of activities concerning girls, young women and mothers in the programme of health and social measures of the National Social Insurance Fund of Cameroon pp. 378-386

Honorée D. Epée‐Kotto Mouyema

Material benefits and services provided to workers in the USSR by social insurance in case of temporary incapacity for work pp. 387-395

G. S. Simonenko

Social security for self‐employed workers in Latin America1 pp. 396-417

Ricardo J. Tibaudín

The state and the social insurance system after 100 years of statutory accident insurance1 pp. 418-430

Görg Haverkate

Volume 38, issue 3, 1985

Social security for families with young mentally handicapped members: A comparison between the Federal Republic of Germany and Denmark1 pp. 243-257

Rainer Wedekind

Social security and insecurity: Young people with disabilities in the United Kingdom1 pp. 258-272

Michael Hirst

Assessment of invalidity and the adjudication of claims1 pp. 273-286

J. A. Battanta

Means of communication of the social security institutions in the 1990s, with special reference to the videotex process1 pp. 287-297

W. R. Langenbucher

Volume 38, issue 2, 1985

African experience in sickness insurance and health protection under social security1 pp. 119-140

Tharcisse Nkanagu

Health care facilities and work incapacity: A comparison of the situation in the Netherlands with that in six other West European countries1 pp. 141-156

J. Soeters and R. Prins

The social guarantee in the Gabonese Republic: A new kind of social protection in Africa pp. 157-171

J. V. Gruat

Measures adopted by the Austrian health insurance system to influence the price of drugs pp. 172-192

Robert Brooks

Social security in Bulgaria: Background and characteristics pp. 193-200

Gueorgy Gueorguiev

Recent developments in the public information activities of social security institutions1 pp. 201-214

Raymond Poirrier

Volume 38, issue 1, 1985

Sociology and social security: A fresh approach pp. 3-19

Roland Sigg

Unemployment and disability: Some sociological aspects of withdrawal from the labour market1 pp. 20-37

Raija Gould

European Agreement concerning the Provision of Medical Care to Persons during Temporary Residence pp. 38-45

Helmut Creutz

Social security and women workers in the USSR pp. 46-54

R. M. Ivanova

The development of the ASTEK social insurance system in Indonesia1 pp. 55-61

R. Sudomo

The National IMSS/COPLAMAR Programme of Social Solidarity through Community Co‐operation: A programme of care for rural marginal groups in Mexico pp. 62-74

Summary of the report presented by the Mexican delegation to the Round Table on the Extension of Social Protection to Marginal Groups in Rural Zones, held in Oaxtepec, Mexico, from 13 to 16 November 1984.

Volume 37, issue 4, 1984

Techniques applied in the short‐ and medium‐ term establishment of social security receipts and expenditure1 pp. 367-387

J. F. Chadelat

Demographic changes as a problem for social security systems pp. 388-409

Franz‐Xaver Kaufmann and Lutz Leisering

Implications for social security policy‐making of research in mortality1 pp. 410-423

Harriet Duleep

Social insurance in the Arab Republic of Egypt pp. 424-440

the Ministry of Social Insurance (Arab Republic of Egypt)

Volume 37, issue 3, 1984

Social assistance: An alternative form of social protection in developing countries pp. 247-264

James Midgley

Social protection in the United Republic of Cameroon pp. 265-278

Pierre‐Désiré Engo

Old‐age security for farmers in the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 279-288

Jost Weidner

New techniques in staff training in social security organisations: The British experience1 pp. 289-299

Stuart J. Riley

The Austrian welfare state: Social policy and income maintenance programmes between 1970 and 19841 pp. 300-314

Rainer Münz and Helmut Wintersberger

Volume 37, issue 2, 1984

Saving, social security and private pensions1 pp. 123-138

William S. Cartwright

The incidence of employers' social contributions: The factors at stake pp. 139-149

Alain and Chantal Euzéby

Primary‐care promotion to control costs in social security medical care systems1 pp. 150-157

Haim Doron and Aviva Ron

Managing social security: Government as big business1 pp. 158-170

Geoffrey Otton

Protection and security for working mothers in Czechoslovakia pp. 171-177

Vlastimil Drbohlav

Social security in Switzerland: Main features of the schemes and current problems1 pp. 178-193

Jean‐François Charles

The prevention and cure of blindness and the restoration of work capacity and social activity among the visually handicapped in the USSR pp. 194-199

Boris Zimin