Democracies, economies and social protection – understanding welfare state development in Asia and Europe
Democracies, economies and social protection – understanding welfare state development in Asia and Europe
Scholars of the welfare state have long focused on a relatively small number of mature post-industrial political economies, above all the member states of the European Union, the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Japan.
The aim of this policy paper is to explore what we can expect for welfare states in the developing Asian countries when we apply our knowledge of why, when and how Western welfare states expanded to their current size. After an overview of welfare spending in Asia and the EU today this paper will present two theories of comparative social policy analysis which argued that the shape of today’s western welfare states can be explained by economic development and political conflict
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Asia
Meyer, Traute
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November 2016
Meyer, Traute
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Meyer, Traute
(2016)
Democracies, economies and social protection – understanding welfare state development in Asia and Europe
(Social Justice)
Singapore, SG.
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in Asia
10pp.
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Scholars of the welfare state have long focused on a relatively small number of mature post-industrial political economies, above all the member states of the European Union, the United States, Canada, New Zealand, Australia and Japan.
The aim of this policy paper is to explore what we can expect for welfare states in the developing Asian countries when we apply our knowledge of why, when and how Western welfare states expanded to their current size. After an overview of welfare spending in Asia and the EU today this paper will present two theories of comparative social policy analysis which argued that the shape of today’s western welfare states can be explained by economic development and political conflict
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Published date: November 2016
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