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We use data from Great Britain, Germany, the Netherlands and Sweden to examine whether part-time and intermittent work …
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European countries with contrasting family policies: the UK, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Italy, Sweden, and Finland …
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The aim is to assess the prevalence of poverty among families receiving social assistance. We will examine the incidence of poverty among the recipients in relation to the general poverty profile. To answer these questions, the adequacy and poverty reduction effectiveness of social assistance...
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This paper examines gender differentials in the resources of households and individuals across seven welfare states. In its first part, it asks whether female-headed households can secure a living income without recourse to either the state or the income of a male partner. It then steps inside...
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A bottom-line of the interest in welfare state programs and cross-national variations in the pattern, size and structure of various social policies, is that we expect that the welfare state is an institution that greatly affects our lives and well-being. A further assumption is that this impact...
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'shock absorber,' almost eliminating the large negative effects of children on a woman's wages; results for Germany are …
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' cluster (Germany, France and the Netherlands), as well as countries of the 'liberal' (United Kingdom) and 'social …
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