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EUROPEAN　SOCIAL　POLICY　:　BETWEEN　FRAGMENTATION　AND　INTEGRATION
European　social　policy　:　between　fragmentation　and　integration / Leibfried,　Stephan,　1944- ; Pierson,　Paul

Material Type	Books
Publisher	Washington,　D.C. : Brookings　Institution
Year	1995
Language	English
Size	ix, 492 p. : ill. ; 24 cm

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大学	Knowledge Forest 65		364.1/EU	000073492			9780815752486	V-Shelf	Req Memo	Reserve		V-Shelf	Req Memo	Reserve

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Contents	Multitiered institutions and the making of social policy / Paul Pierson and Stephan Leibfried Semisovereign welfare states : social policy in a multitiered Europe / Stephan Leibfried and Paul Pierson A regulatory conundrum : industrial relations and the social dimension / Martin Rhodes Structural funds and the social dimension of EU policy : springboard or stumbling block? / Jeffrey J. Anderson Gender and the evolution of European social policies / Ilona Ostner and Jane Lewis Protective shelter or straitjacket : an institutional analysis of the common agricultural policy of the European Union / Elmar Rieger Migration, free movement, and immigrant integration in the EU : A bifurcated policy response / Patrick R. Ireland The welfare state as statecraft : territorial politics and Canadian social policy / Keith G. Banting The creeping nationalization of income transfers in the United States / Paul Pierson Poverty, social rights, and the politics of place in the United States, 1935-94 / Margaret Weir Assessing the Delors era and social policy / George Ross From market making to state building? : reflections on the political economy of European social policy / Wolfgang Streeck The dynamics of social policy integration / Paul Pierson and Stephan Leibfried
Notes	Includes　bibliographical　references　and　index
Authors	Leibfried,　Stephan,　1944- <LEIBFRIED,　STEPHAN,　1944-> Pierson,　Paul <PIERSON,　PAUL>
Subjects	LCSH:European　Union　countries -- Social　policy All Subject Search
Classification	NDC9:364.1
ID	1000070785
ISBN	9780815752486