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99/19: The Production and Consumption of Long-Term Care: Does Gender Matter?

C. Ungerson

99/18: Equity in the Provision of Long-Term Care: a Comparison of Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom

A. Osterle

99/17: Institutionalising New Policies in the Health Sector. The Challenge of the AIDS Epidemic

M. Steffen

99/16: Improving Efficiency and Containing Costs: Health Care Reform in Southern Europe

A.M. Guillen

99/15: Death or Transfiguration? The Changing Government of the Health Care State

M. Moran

99/14: Equity and Long-Term Care Policies: a Framework for the Comparative Analysis

A. Osterle

99/13: Rescue from Without? Italian Social Policies 1970-1999 and the Challenges of Internationalization

M. Ferrera and E. Gualmini

99/12: Market Incentives and Health Reform in Canada

A. Maioni

99/11: Du salaire differe aux charges sociales, les avatars du mode de financement du systeme francais de Securite sociale

B. Palier

99/10: The Politics of Income Redistribution. Factional Strife and Vote Mobilization under Thatcher

R. Mule

99/9: The German Welfare States in the Era Kohl

J. Alber

99/8: Welfare and Decentralization in Spain

L. Moreno and A. Arriba

99/7: The Scandinavian Model: Trends and Perspectives

P. Eitrheim and S. Kuhnle

99/6: Pension Reform in Spain (1975-1997): the Role of Organized Labour

Montserrat Guillen

99/5: Gender in the Italian Welfare State Reforms

Elisabetta Addis

99/4: "Beyond Left and Right": the New Partisan Politics of Welfare

F. Ross

99/3: Ending the Entitlement of Poor Mothers, Expanding the Claims of Poor Employed Parents: Gender, Race, Class in Contemporary US Social Policy

A.S. Orloff

99/2: The New-Old Transmigrants, their Transnational Lives, and Ethnicization: a Comparison of 19th/20th and 20th/21st C. Situations

E. Morwaska

99/1: The Marshallian Triptych Re-Ordered: the Role of Courts and Bureaucracies in Furthering Migrant Social Rights

V. Guiraudon

98/4: International Human Rights Norms and their Incorporation: The Protection of Aliens in Europe

V. Guiraudon

98/3: Structuring Mogration in a Historical Perspective: The Case of Traveling East Europeans

E. Morawska

98/2: Citizenship and Social Rights: A European Perspective

M. La Torre

98/1: Citizenship and Poverty, the role of institutions in the Structuring of Social Exclusion

Y. Kazepov

96/1: Jobs, Work and Citizens' Income: Four Strategies and a New Regime

D Purdy

95/8: Gendered Economies of Time: Women Workers in North-West England

M.A. Glucksmann

95/7: Gender, Work and Citizenship: Between Social Realities and Utopian Visions

D. Bubeck

95/6: Language, Collective Identity and Nationalism in Catalonia, and Spain in General

A. barrera-Gonzalez

95/5: Household Production and Time Allocation, the End of the Male Chauvfenist Model

H.M. Van den Brink and W. Groot

95/4: Education, Work and Gender, An International Comparison

Jens Bonke

95/3: The Concepts of Work and Care, An Economic Perspective Applied to Britain and Denmark

Jens Bonke

95/2: What Model for the Committee of the Regions, Part Experiences and Future Perspectives

R. Dehousse and Terkel Christiansen

95/1: A Feminist Approach to Citizenship

C. Bubeck

94/3: The Social and Cultural Construction of the National Myth in Tirol, 1809-1909

A. Hofer

94-2: The Invention of the Region, 1945-1990

P. Anderson

94/1: The Social Interpretation of Linguistic Demands in European National Movements

M. Hroch