International Social Security Review

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Volume 59, issue 4, 2006

Alternative funding mechanisms for workers' compensation: An international comparison pp. 3-28

Robert W. Klein and Gregory Krohm

Changes in work and social protection: France, Germany and Europe pp. 29-45

Bénédicte Zimmermann

Do universal non‐contributory old‐age pensions make sense for rural areas in low‐income countries? pp. 47-65

Jessica K. M. Johnson and John B. Williamson

Universal age pensions in developing countries: The example of Mauritius pp. 67-89

Larry Willmore

Design limitations of long‐term care insurance schemes: A comparative study of the situation in Spain pp. 91-110

Joan Costa‐Font and Montserrat Font‐Vilalta

Volume 59, issue 3, 2006

Pharmaceutical Pricing in Europe: Weighing up the Options pp. 3-25

Elias Mossialos, David Brogan and Tom Walley

Regulated Competition in Social Health Insurance: A Three‐Country Comparison pp. 27-47

Stefan Greβ

Comparing the Pension Promises of 30 OECD Countries pp. 49-77

Monika Queisser and Edward Whitehouse

Distributional Impacts of Pension Policy in Argentina: Winners and Losers within and Across Generations pp. 79-102

Camila Arza

From Means‐Test Schemes to Basic Income in Brazil: Exceptionality and Paradox pp. 103-125

Lena Lavinas

Volume 59, issue 2, 2006

Principles and Practicalities for Measuring Child Poverty pp. 3-35

Miles Corak

Downscaling, Upgrading or Linking? Ways to Realize Micro‐Insurance pp. 37-59

Markus Loewe

Social Policymaking and Its Institutional Basis: Transition of The Chinese Social Security System pp. 61-76

Ka Lin and Olli Kangas

Forms of Governance in European Union Social Policy: Continuity and/or Change? pp. 77-103

Gerda Falkner

Actuarial Forecasts for The New National Pension Scheme in The Dominican Republic pp. 105-116

Hernando Pérez Montás

ISSR Special Issue on Latin America Presented in Buenos Aires pp. 117-118

Octavio Jiménez Durán

Volume 59, issue 1, 2006

Social Security at The Crossroads: Toward Effective Pension Reform in Latin America pp. 3-26

Milko Matijascic and Stephen J. Kay

Unemployment Insurance or Individual Savings Accounts: Can Chile'S New Scheme Serve as a Model for Other Developing Countries? pp. 27-48

Kirsten Sehnbruch

Social Dialogue: A Potential “Highroad” to Policies Addressing Ageing in The EU Member States pp. 49-74

Hedva Sarfati

Health Financing in Singapore: A Case for Systemic Reforms pp. 75-92

Mukul G. Asher and Amarendu Nandy

Rwanda's Health System and Sickness Insurance Schemes pp. 93-103

Laurent Musango, Jean Damascène Butera, Hertilan Inyarubuga and Bruno Dujardin

Volume 58, issue 4, 2005

Dynamics of the Welfare Mix in the Republic of Korea: An Expenditure Study Between 1990 and 2001 pp. 3-26

Jin Wook Kim

Development of Social Health Insurance in Mongolia: Successes, Challenges and Lessons pp. 27-44

Dorjsuren Bayarsaikhan, Soonman Kwon and Aviva Ron

The Revolution that Faltered: Two Decades of Reform of Australia's Retirement Income System pp. 45-65

Allan Borowski

Welfare‐to‐Work Experiences with Specific Work‐First Programmes in Selected Countries pp. 67-93

Wolfgang Ochel

Welfare to What? After Workfare in Toronto pp. 95-106

Ernie Lightman, Andrew Mitchell and Dean Herd

The Rise and Fall of Unemployment Insurance in Israel pp. 107-116

John Gal

Volume 58, issue 2‐3, 2005

Social Protection in Latin America: The Challenges of Heterogeneity and Inequity pp. 3-13

Fabio Bertranou and Octavio Jiménez Durán

Social Protection and the Labour Market in Latin America: What can be Learned from Household Surveys? pp. 15-42

Leonardo Gasparini and Fabio Bertranou

The Role of Insurance in Social Protection in Latin America pp. 43-69

Daniel Titelman and Andras Uthoff

Rethinking Social Security in Latin America pp. 71-96

Indermit Gill, Truman Packard, Todd Pugatch and Juan Yermo

Assessing the World Bank Report Keeping the Promise pp. 97-117

Carmelo Mesa‐Lago

Occupational Risks in Latin America pp. 119-132

Alvaro Castro Gutiérrez

A New Approach to Social Assistance: Latin America's Experience with Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes pp. 133-161

Laura B. Rawlings

Income Protection Through Direct Employment Programmes: Recent Concepts and Examples from Latin America pp. 163-183

Gerhard Reinecke

Volume 58, issue 1, 2005

The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS): What's in it for Social Security? pp. 3-22

Nicola Yeates

Employee Benefit Plans in Europe: A Fragment or a Vehicle of Social Protection? pp. 23-44

Philippe Martin

Social Health Insurance: Key Factors Affecting the Transition Towards Universal Coverage pp. 45-64

Guy Carrin and Chris James

Growing Disability Rates — the Gender Issue: The Dutch Case in an International Perspective pp. 65-84

Marcel Einerhand and Henk van der Stelt

Occupational Accident Insurance Reform and Legislation in China pp. 85-97

Yanyuan Cheng and Barbara Darimont

Reality and Challenges of Pension Schemes in Tunisia pp. 99-120

Chourouk Houssi

Volume 57, issue 4, 2004

The impact of tax‐financed pensions on poverty reduction in Latin America: Evidence from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica and Uruguay pp. 3-18

Fabio Bertranou, Wouter Van Ginneken and Carmen Solorio

Rural population and social security in Brazil: An analysis with emphasis on constitutional changes pp. 19-49

Kaizô Iwakami Beltrão, Sonoe Sugahara Pinheiro and Francisco Eduardo Barreto De Oliveira

Contribution compliance in central and eastern European countries: Some relevant issues pp. 51-65

Tine Stanovnik

A stronger role for the private sector in France's health insurance? pp. 67-89

Pascale Turquet

Healthcare funding problems in Algeria pp. 91-110

Nouara Kaïd Tlilane

Volume 57, issue 3, 2004

Promoting social security worldwide: The role of the ISSA pp. 3-23

Roddy McKinnon

Modernizing social security: Changing responsibilities and individual choice pp. 25-43

Marcel Einerhand and Geralt Nekkers

New social risks in postindustrial society: Some evidence on responses to active labour market policies from Eurobarometer pp. 45-64

Peter Taylor‐Gooby

China's health insurance system in transformation: Preliminary assessment, and policy suggestions pp. 65-90

Hans Jürgen Rösner

Projected spending on pensions in Spain: A viability analysis pp. 91-109

Juan F. Del Brío Carretero and Ma De La Concepción González Rabanal

Tort claims for road accident compensation and social security in South Africa pp. 111-132

Kathleen Satchwell

Review pp. 133-134

Théopiste Butare

Volume 57, issue 2, 2004

Pension Reform in the EU Accession Countries: Challenges, Achievements and Pitfalls pp. 3-24

Elaine Fultz

Assessing Pension System Reforms in Latin America pp. 25-46

Carlos Ochando Claramunt

Long‐Term Care Policy for Functionally Dependent Older People in the Republic of Korea pp. 47-62

Duk SunWoo

Social Protection in Turkey: Fragmented — and Disconnected from the Supply of Hospital Care pp. 63-86

Robert Holcman

Combining Welfare‐to‐Work Measures with Tax credits: A New Hybrid Approach to Social Security in the United Kingdom pp. 87-106

Michael Adler

Social Protection: Values to be Defended! pp. 107-117

Alain Euzéby

Volume 57, issue 1, 2004

Social protection in the Republic of Korea: Social insurance and moral hazard pp. 3-18

Eric Bidet

Pension reform in the Baltic States: Convergence with “Europe” or with “the world”? pp. 19-45

Bernard H. Casey

Assessing the pension reform potential of a notional defined contribution pillar pp. 47-64

John B. Williamson

Individual accounts: Lessons from Sweden pp. 65-84

John Turner

Rethinking social security in the European Union: Extending fundamental universal rights pp. 85-103

Chantal EuzéAby

Trends in the development of a European social union pp. 105-117

Franz Terwey