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Changing social risks and social policy responses in the Nordic welfare states /

Record Type:	Electronic resources : Monograph/item
Title/Author:	Changing social risks and social policy responses in the Nordic welfare states // [edited by] Ivan Harsløf and Rickard Ulmestig.
other author:	Harsløf, Ivan,
Description:	1 online resource.
[NT 15003449]:	1. Introduction: Changing Social Risks and Social Policy Responses in the Nordic Welfare States; Ivan Harslof and Rickard Ulmestig -- 2. Changing Population Profiles and Social Risk Structures in the Nordic countries; Ivan Harslof, Simone Scarpa and Syn̜ve Nygaard Andersen -- 3. Welfare State Support of Lone Parents: Nordic Approaches to a Complex and Ambiguous Policy Field; Mia Hakovirta, Susan Kuivalainen and Minna Rantalaiho -- 4. Working Time Policy Change and New Social Risks; Uffe Enokson -- 5. The Growing Emphasis on Education in the Nordic Social Citizenship: Inducing New Risks While Trying to Alleviate Them; Alexandru Panican -- 6. Structural Unemployment as a New Social Risk in the Nordic countries: A critical reassessment; Christian Albrekt Larsen -- 7. Fighting Risks with Risks: Self-Employment and New Social Risks in the Nordic Countries; Rickard Ulmestig -- 8. Health Capital: New Health Risks and Personal Investments in the Body in the Context of Changing Nordic Welfare States; Kristian Larsen, Malcolm Cutchin and Ivan Harslof -- 9. Ethnification of New Social Risks: Programmes for Preparing Newly Arrived Immigrants for (Working) Life in Sweden, Denmark and Norway; Ariana Guilherme Fernandes -- 10. New Geographically-Differentiated Configurations of Social Risks: Labour Market Policy Developments in Sweden and Finland; Simone Scarpa -- 11. Liberal Responses to New Social Risks : Danish Experiences from Three Decades of Liberalistic Social Policy Reforms; Iver Hornemann M̜ller -- 12. Conclusion: The Take on New Social Risks in the Nordic Welfare States; Rickard Ulmestig and Ivan Hasolf.
Subject:	Nordic model. -
Online resource:	http://link.springer.com/10.1057/9781137267191
ISBN:	1137267194 (electronic bk.)

Changing social risks and social policy responses in the Nordic welfare states /
Changing social risks and social policy responses in the Nordic welfare states /[edited by] Ivan Harsløf and Rickard Ulmestig. - 1 online resource.

1. Introduction: Changing Social Risks and Social Policy Responses in the Nordic Welfare States; Ivan Harslof and Rickard Ulmestig -- 2. Changing Population Profiles and Social Risk Structures in the Nordic countries; Ivan Harslof, Simone Scarpa and Syn̜ve Nygaard Andersen -- 3. Welfare State Support of Lone Parents: Nordic Approaches to a Complex and Ambiguous Policy Field; Mia Hakovirta, Susan Kuivalainen and Minna Rantalaiho -- 4. Working Time Policy Change and New Social Risks; Uffe Enokson -- 5. The Growing Emphasis on Education in the Nordic Social Citizenship: Inducing New Risks While Trying to Alleviate Them; Alexandru Panican -- 6. Structural Unemployment as a New Social Risk in the Nordic countries: A critical reassessment; Christian Albrekt Larsen -- 7. Fighting Risks with Risks: Self-Employment and New Social Risks in the Nordic Countries; Rickard Ulmestig -- 8. Health Capital: New Health Risks and Personal Investments in the Body in the Context of Changing Nordic Welfare States; Kristian Larsen, Malcolm Cutchin and Ivan Harslof -- 9. Ethnification of New Social Risks: Programmes for Preparing Newly Arrived Immigrants for (Working) Life in Sweden, Denmark and Norway; Ariana Guilherme Fernandes -- 10. New Geographically-Differentiated Configurations of Social Risks: Labour Market Policy Developments in Sweden and Finland; Simone Scarpa -- 11. Liberal Responses to New Social Risks : Danish Experiences from Three Decades of Liberalistic Social Policy Reforms; Iver Hornemann M̜ller -- 12. Conclusion: The Take on New Social Risks in the Nordic Welfare States; Rickard Ulmestig and Ivan Hasolf.

The Nordic welfare states have found themselves in the firing line of post-industrial developments, resulting in fundamental changes in societal institutions at all levels. In particular, changes in the labour market and family, reinforced by processes of migration and international market integration, have presented the welfare states with new social needs to attend to. This book critically explores responses to changing social risks across areas such as structural unemployment, entrepreneurship, immigration, single parenthood, education and health. It explores critical changes in the structure of the Nordic welfare states and the social policy strategies for alleviating social risks. While the Nordic countries are shining in most international comparisons, such changes and their wider implications have often been overlooked in the literature. The book raises the question whether certain risks are even being evoked actively through new social policies instating incentive structures concomitant with policy goals in order to encourage certain behaviour among citizens.

ISBN: 1137267194 (electronic bk.)

Source: 630176Palgrave Macmillanhttp://www.palgraveconnect.comSubjects--Topical Terms:

2076666
Nordic model.
Index Terms--Genre/Form:

542853
Electronic books.

LC Class. No.: HC345

Dewey Class. No.: 330.948

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