International Social Security Review

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Volume 36, issue 4, 1983

The role of social security institutions in the development of social services: Recent trends and current issues1 pp. 509-528

By the General Secretariat of the Issa

Volume 36, issue 3, 1983

Long‐term care of the elderly and disabled1 pp. 299-326

Dorothy P. Rice

The economic productivity of social programmes pp. 327-334

Jean Mouly

The Polish worker's pensions scheme after the 1982 reform pp. 335-347

Ireneusz Kalinowski

The Social Security Centre for Migrant Workers pp. 348-354

Annie Paule Gollot

The provision of information to migrant workers under the pension insurance system of the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 355-363

Lothar Frank

Volume 36, issue 2, 1983

The policy of the ISSA on the prevention of occupational risks1 pp. 155-164

Jacques Claire

Economic efficiency in health care delivery1 pp. 165-179

Brian Abel‐Smith

Financing of social security medical care schemes and the containment of costs: The Japanese experience pp. 180-190

Katsumi Noumi

Social security and the State in France: What management autonomy should the institution enjoy?1 pp. 191-206

Antoinette Catrice‐Lorey

Disability allowances for long‐term care in Western Europe and the United States pp. 207-221

John M. Grana

Utilising labour accident statistics: A comparative approach pp. 222-232

Rienk Prins

Volume 36, issue 1, 1983

Activities of social security administrations in the public information field pp. 3-18

Raymond Poirrier

Australia's income‐security system: Its origins, nature and prospects1 pp. 19-44

John Dixon

Insurance against employment accidents and occupational diseases in Switzerland: New Federal law of 20 March 1981 on accident insurance pp. 45-69

Charles Villars

Problems and perspectives in the financing of social security in Latin America1 pp. 70-87

Hemando Pérez Montás

Volume 35, issue 4, 1982

Foreword pp. 487-488

Vladimir Rys

The World Assembly on Aging– An American overview pp. 528-540

Ambassador John W. McDonald

Social security and social services for the aged in the USSR pp. 541-553

Mikhaïl S. Lantsev and Lyudmila E. Shchennikova

Towards the study of the standard of living of old people in Switzerland pp. 554-570

Professor Pierre Gilliand

Volume 35, issue 3, 1982

Social security and family policy pp. 275-288

General Secretariat of the Issa

Social security and family policy in Tunisia pp. 289-301

Noë Ladhari

Quantitative aspects of family policies in Austria pp. 302-318

Rainer Münz

Housewives' Non‐Contributory Invalidity Pension: The case for abolition of the Household Duties Test in the United Kingdom1 pp. 319-332

Mavis Hyman

Women and pensions in Canada pp. 333-344

Freda L. Paltiel

Income transfers, work and the economic well‐being of families with children: A comparative study pp. 345-382

Sheila B. Kamerman and James Kahn

Social protection and the crisis pp. 383-390

Nicole Questiaux

Volume 35, issue 2, 1982

Actuarial approaches to pension schemes pp. 155-174

Lucien Féraud

The insurance principle in Austrian social insurance1 pp. 175-182

Karl‐Heinz Wolff

Financial disequilibrium due to the evolution of employment and unemployment pp. 183-195

Roger A. Beattie

Incidence of disability by sector of industry: An explanation pp. 196-204

Frans Van Den Bosch and Carel Petersen

The volume and structure of technical assistance in social security 1977–1980 pp. 205-220

Kenneth Thompson

Volume 35, issue 1, 1982

General review of problems of medical care delivery under social security in developing countries1 pp. 3-16

Dieter K. Zschock

Methods of medical care delivery: the experience of India pp. 17-37

Har Mander Singh

Maintaining the standard of living of families in Israel under conditions of inflation pp. 38-56

Abraham Doron, Yossi Tamir and Nira Shamai

Social security appeals systems: A nine‐nation review pp. 57-77

Daniel L. Skoler and Ilene R. Zeitzer

The audit courts and social security in European comparative law pp. 78-91

José Manuel Canales Aliende

Volume 34, issue 4, 1981

100 years of German social insurance Looking back on a century of self‐managed social security pp. 403-409

Ulrich Bauriedl

Some reflections on the role of the National Supplementary Pension Scheme in the Swedish pensions system pp. 410-426

Tor E. Eriksen

The consumption of medical care in France pp. 427-445

Clément Michel

Developing the social security system: the experience of Mauritius pp. 446-461

Sandrasegaram Mootoosamy

Overpayments in the unemployment insurance system in the United States pp. 462-476

Jerry L. Kingston, Paul L. Burgess and Robert D. St. Louis

Failing the work test–A sample survey of terminations of unemployment benefit in Australia pp. 477-498

Alan Jordan

Volume 34, issue 3, 1981

Trends in invalidity pension programme growth from an international perspective pp. 238-258

Lois S. Copeland

The disabled in developing societies pp. 259-273

Saad Z. Nagi

Assessing the severity of disability for the allocation of benefits and services pp. 274-291

Alan Walker

Aspects of rehabilitation in Venezuela pp. 292-300

Alejandro Rhode

The employment of disabled persons in the USSR and its role in their rehabilitation pp. 301-307

Professor P. Makkaveyskiy

Demographic and invalidity characteristics of social security disability beneficiaries in the United States pp. 309-319

Ralph Treitel

The background and work history of persons applying for disability pensions in Finland pp. 320-335

Raija Gould

Volume 34, issue 2, 1981

The contribution of social security to development objectives: the role of income support measures1 pp. 131-150

Mohamed Gourja

Recent developments in the health care system of Korea pp. 151-167

Chong Kee Park and Ha Cheong Yeon

The role of preventive measures in the social insurance of workers in the USSR pp. 168-174

N. A. Trofimyuk

Jurisprudence of the Federal Constitutional Court concerning the equality of men and women in the Pensions Insurance Law of the Federal Republic of Germany pp. 175-183

Dieter Poske

Social policy and frontier workers in Europe1 pp. 184-196

Charles Ricq