Welfare States in transition :  national adaptations in global economies 

 - London :  SAGE,  1996 
 - 276 p. 
<br/><br/> After the golden age? Welfare state dilemmas in a global economy - Gosta Esping-Andersen  Part one: decline or renewal in the advanced welfare states?  The Scandinavian welfare states: achievements, crisis, and prospects - John D. Stephens  Welfare states without work: the impasse of labour shedding and familialism in Continental European social policy - Gosta Esping-Andersen  Needs-based stratgies of social protection in Australia and New Zealand - Francis G. Castles  When markets fail: social welfare in Canada and the United States - John Myles  Part two: emernging new welfare states?  Options for social policy in Latin America: neoloberal versus social democratic models - Evelyne Huber  The east Asian welfare states: peripatetic learning, adaptive change, and nation-building - Roger Goodman and Ito Peng  Social protection in central and eastern Europe: a tale of slipping anchors and torn safety nets - Guy Standing  Conclusion  Positive-sum solutions in a world of trade-offs? - Gosta Esping-Andersen 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Bem Estar Social<br/>Política Social<br/>Emprego<br/>Mercado<br/>Seguridade Social<br/>Reforma Econômica<br/>Análise Comparativa<br/>Finanças Públicas<br/>Despesa Pública
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Argentina<br/>Australia<br/>Brasil<br/>Chile<br/>Canada<br/>Coreia<br/>Costa Rica<br/>Dinamarca<br/>Estados Unidos<br/>Finlandia<br/>Japao<br/>Noruega<br/>Nova Zelandia<br/>Suecia<br/>Taiwan