International Social Security Review

1967 - 2021

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Social protection: An obstacle to employment? pp. 7-26: Ulrich Walwei and Gerd Zika
The social protection of the unemployed pp. 29-41: Jef Van Langendonck
Gender inequalities in European unemployment benefit systems pp. 43-61: Maria Jepsen and Danièle Meulders
The challenge of youth unemployment pp. 63-93: Shane Niall O'Higgins
Early reemployment for dislocated workers in the United States pp. 95-112: Stephen A. Wandner

Social security: Indispensable solidarity pp. 3-15: Alain Euzéby
Structure and legitimation of statutory accident insurance: A comparative legal view pp. 17-30: Maximilian Fuchs
Indexation of public pension benefits on a legal basis: Some experiences in European countries pp. 31-44: Henk Vording and Kees Goudswaard
Reforming China's social security system: Facts and perspectives pp. 45-65: Aidi Hu

Work incapacity and reintegration: Theory and design of a cross‐national study pp. 3-23: Frank S. Bloch and Rienk Prins
The institutional design of the Australian Welfare State pp. 25-34: Francis G. Castles
The national provident fund model: An analytical and evaluative reassessment pp. 43-57: Roddy McKinnon, Roger Charlton and Harry T. Munro
GHANA pp. 63-71: Henry Di
FINLAND pp. 72-79: Bo Lundqvist
ITALY pp. 80-84: Fabio Trizzino

The resurgence of poverty and the struggle against exclusion: A new challenge for social security in Europe? pp. 3-21: Jos Berghman
The growing risk of dependency in old age: What role for families and for social security? pp. 23-39: Patrick Hennessy
Social security and dependence pp. 41-55: David Piachaud
Reforming social security in economies in transition: Problems and policies in the former Soviet Republic of Moldova pp. 57-74: Deborah Mabbett
SWEDEN pp. 75-86: Hans Svensson and Jan‐Åke Brorsson

Restructuring Australian retirement incomes: Implications of changing work and retirement patterns pp. 5-24: Linda Rosenman and Jeni Warburton
Introduction of long‐term care insurance in Germany: An economic interpretation pp. 25-38: Laszlo Goerke
Unemployment insurance in Bulgaria and other East European countries: The transition to a market economy pp. 39-52: Krassimira Sredkova
Élite opinion on retirement pensions pp. 53-68: Vie George

Providing better protection and promoting growth: A defence of Averting the old age crisis pp. 3-20: Estelle Lames
Pension reform, the stock market, capital formation and economic growth: A critical commentary on the World Bank's proposals pp. 21-43: Ajit Singh
Principles of financing social security pensions pp. 45-63: Lawrence H. Thompson
Italy: A fundamental transformation of the pension system pp. 65-74: Emmanuel Reynaud and Adelheid Hege
POLAND What reform of the social insurance system? pp. 75-80: Eva Borowczyk
BANGLADESH The Grameen Bank health programme pp. 81-90: Andrea Steinert and Hans Jürgen Rösner

Cost containment in complex social security systems: The limitations of targeting pp. 3-17: Helen Bolderson and Deborah Mabbett
Privatization, provision, and targeting: Trends and policy implications for social security in the United States pp. 19-29: Neil Gilbert and Neung‐Hoo Park
The advantages and disadvantages of the contribution base in targeting benefits: A social analysis of the insurance scheme in the United Kingdom pp. 31-49: Pete Alcock
Indonesian social security in transition: An empirical analysis pp. 51-71: Bambang Purwoko
Harmonizing social security legislation in the English‐speaking Caribbean pp. 73-80: Nicholas J.O. Liverpool

A risky strategy: Reflections on the World Bank Report Averting the old age crisis pp. 5-22: Roger Beattie and Warren McGillivray
Chile and beyond: The second‐generation pension reforms in Latin America pp. 23-39: Monika Queisser
Financing retirement pensions: Pay‐as‐you‐go and funded systems in the European Union pp. 41-57: Emmanuel Reynaud
The advantages and disadvantages of different social welfare strategies pp. 59-73: Lawrence H. Thompson
Financial management and control of supplementary pension schemes pp. 75-89: Christopher D. Daykin
Private and public pension schemes: Elements of a comparative approach pp. 91-141: Michel Voirin
ITALY pp. 143-150: Antonio Salafia

The use of replacement rates in international comparisons of benefit systems pp. 3-30: Peter Whiteford
The Brazilian public pension system: Policy changes, political effects pp. 31-47: Gilberto Hochman and Iohn B. Williamson
The investment of social security reserves during periods of crisis: The experience of Cameroon pp. 49-59: Emmanuel Mounbaga
The welfare state in liquidation? pp. 61-71: Niels Ploug

The evolution of the welfare state: Shifting rights and responsibilities for the old pp. 3-17: Robert B. Hudson
Social security for dependent persons in Germany and other countries: Between tradition and innovation pp. 19-34: Xenia Scheil‐Adlung
The pension system in Slovenia: Past developments and future prospects pp. 35-44: Tine Stanovnik and Stanka Kukar
The 1994 Reform Bill for public pensions in Japan: Its main contents and related discussion pp. 45-65: Noriyuki Takayama
Reconciling economic priorities and income maintenance: The case of the United States pp. 67-75: Edward Gramlich