International Social Security Review

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Volume 56, issue 3‐4, 2003

Social Security in Rwanda: Overcoming Indifference pp. 11-16

François‐Xavier Ngarambe

Governance of social security regimes: Trends in Senegal pp. 17-23

Ahmadou Yéri Diop

Trends in Social Security in East Africa: Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda pp. 25-37

Ramadhani K. Dau

Informal Economic and Social Security in Sub‐Saharan Africa pp. 39-58

An Maes

Linking Community Initiatives to National Institutions: Ghana pp. 59-71

Michael Cichon, David Tumwesigye, Karuna Pal, Florian Léger and Diane Vergnaud

Healthcare Financing in the African Countries of the Eastern Mediterranean pp. 73-85

Belgacem Sabri

Work Accident Insurance and Prevention in Southern Africa: The Case of Zimbabwe pp. 87-100

Edwin Kaseke and Matthew Ncube

Old Age Pensions in South Africa pp. 101-120

Elize Van Zyl

Social Security Pensions in the Maghreb: A Study of Morocco and Tunisia pp. 121-138

Abdellah Boudahrain

Encouraging School Attendance in Mozambique by Granting a Minimum Income to Parents pp. 139-155

Lena Lavinas

Unemployment Insurance in Algeria: Help or Hindrance? pp. 157-175

Ali Boussaidi

Volume 56, issue 2, 2003

The European Court of Justice and the free movement of patients in the European Union pp. 3-29

Elias Mossialos and Willy Palm

Distinguishing disability and incapacity pp. 31-43

Paul Spicker

Social governance: Corporate governance in institutions of social security, welfare and healthcare pp. 45-64

Vanessa Verdeyen and Bea Van Buggenhout

The recalibration of the Danish old‐age pension system pp. 65-80

Niels Ploug

The importance of housing costs in cross‐national comparisons of welfare (state) outcomes pp. 81-101

Veli‐Matti Ritakallio

From reform to crisis: Argentina's pension system pp. 103-114

Fabio Bertranou, Rafael Rofman and Carlos O. Grushka

Volume 56, issue 1, 2003

Making welfare work: UK activation policies under New Labour pp. 3-29

Robert Walker and Michael Wiseman

The Colombian pension system after the reform of 1994: An evaluation pp. 31-52

Kristin Kleinjans

Social protection in Europe: A European trade union perspective pp. 53-74

Martin Hutsebaut

Healthcare financing reform and the new single payer system in the Republic of Korea: Social solidarity or efficiency? pp. 75-94

Soonman Kwon

Managed care and traditional insurance: Comparing quality of care pp. 95-114

Daniel Simonet

Volume 55, issue 4, 2002

Japan’s never–ending social security reforms pp. 11-22

Noriyuki Takayama

Welfare reform and future challenges in the Republic of Korea: Beyond the developmental welfare state? pp. 23-38

Huck–ju Kwon

Recent developments in China’s social security reforms pp. 39-54

Yukun Zhu

Provident funds in Asia: Some lessons for pension reformers pp. 55-70

David C. Lindeman

Southeast Asia’s social security systems: Need for a system–wide perspective and professionalism pp. 71-88

Mukul G. Asher

Reforming formal social security systems in India and Sri Lanka pp. 89-106

Wasana Karunarathne and Ranadev Goswami

Old–age security in Bhutan: From lump–sum payments towards a pension scheme pp. 107-126

Winfried Schmähl

Participation and opportunity: Redefining social security in Australia and New Zealand pp. 127-141

Deborah Mitchell

Social security for the unorganized sector in South Asia pp. 143-156

S. Irudaya Rajan

Social insurance schemes in the Gulf countries pp. 157-169

Zakariya Sultan Mohammed

Volume 55, issue 3, 2002

On the convergence of social protection systems in the European Union pp. 3-17

Peter A. Cornelisse and Kees Goudswaard

Labour shortages and employability: A European and international approach pp. 19-38

Patrick Bollérot

Cooperation between social security and employment services: Evaluation of a reform strategy in the Netherlands pp. 39-55

Jan Terpstra

The Spanish public retirement pensions system: Principal challenges and recent developments pp. 57-72

Francisco Blanco Angel

Volume 55, issue 2, 2002

Reforming pensions: Myths, truths, and policy choices pp. 3-36

Nicholas Barr

Towards a convergence of European social models? pp. 37-56

Séverine Chapon and Chantal Euzéby

Social health insurance in developing countries: A continuing challenge pp. 57-69

Guy Carrin

Formal pooling of health risks in sub‐Saharan Africa: Reflections on the obstacles encountered pp. 71-93

Bruno Meessen, Bart Criel and Guy Kegels

Old age protection in India: Problems and prognosis pp. 95-121

Ranadev Goswami

Volume 55, issue 1, 2002

Thinking about ageing issues pp. 13-20

Dalmer D. Hoskins

Issues in pension system design pp. 21-35

Maria Augusztinovics

Ageing and the changing role of the family and the community: An African perspective pp. 39-47

Nana Araba Apt

Income security for older people: An Asian perspective pp. 49-65

R. K. A. Subrahmanya

Providing social security in a context of change: Experience and challenges in Latin America pp. 67-82

Fabio Bertranou and Rafael Rofman

The evolving concept of “retirement”: Looking forward to the year 2050 pp. 85-105

James H. Schulz

Older people, work and equal opportunity pp. 107-120

Ali Taqi

A strategy for active ageing pp. 121-139

Alan Walker

Volume 54, issue 4, 2001

Contribution evasion: Implications for social security pension schemes pp. 3-22

Warren McGillivray

Information technology and transformations in social security policy and administration: A review pp. 23-47

Paul Henman and Michael Adler

Rate of return guarantees for mandatory defined contribution plans pp. 49-66

John A. Turner and David M. Rajnes

Structural reform of social security pensions in Latin America: Models, characteristics, results and conclusions pp. 67-92

Carmelo Mesa‐Lago

Gender issues in social security policy of developing countries: Lessons from the Kerala experience pp. 93-110

Shoba Arun and T.G. Arun

Current developments in German old‐age provision: Reconciling continuity and change pp. 111-117

Anne Meurer

Volume 54, issue 2‐3, 2001

Reforms And Performance of the Medical Systems in the Transition States of the Former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe pp. 7-56

Christopher Davis

The Political Economy of Pension Reform in Eastern Europe pp. 57-79

Katharina Müller

Czech Social Reform after 1989: Concepts and Reality pp. 81-105

Martin Pot˚uček

Disquieting Quiet in Hungarian Social Policy pp. 107-126

Zsuzsa Ferge

Changing the Financing of the Lithuanian Pensions System pp. 127-137

Teodoras Medaiskis

Trends in Pension Reform in the Russian Federation: A Bbrief Overview pp. 139-149

Dmitri Karasyov and Yuri Lublin

The Pension Scheme in Belarus: Situation Analysis and Perspectives pp. 151-175

Natalia Murashkevich

Transition Countries of Central Europe Entering the European Union: Some Social Protection Issues pp. 177-189

Vladimir Rys

Social Budgeting in Transition Economies pp. 191-215

Michael Cichon, Krzysztof Hagemejer and Wolfgang Scholz

Volume 54, issue 1, 2001

Benefit Dependency and the Dynamics of the Welfare State: Comparing Sweden and the Netherlands pp. 3-17

Marcel Einerhand, Ingemar Eriksson and Michiel Van Leuvensteijn

High Employment and Social Security: Vision or Illusion in a Globalized World? pp. 19-39

Ulrich Walwei

Organizational Alternatives for Companies' Management of Occupational Risks: The Examples of Spain and Argentina pp. 41-57

Eugenia Suárez Serrano and Enrique Loredo Fernández

Portability of Supplementary Pension Rights in the European Union pp. 59-83

Vincenzo Andrietti

Germany: Social Policy Reforms for German Agriculture: Challenges and Recommendations pp. 85-100

Konrad Hagedorn and Peter Mehl

Brazil:The Brazilian Social Security System pp. 101-112

Francisco Eduardo Barreto De Oliveira and Kaizô Iwakami Beltrão