Fate of Social Modernity
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Fate of Social Modernity
Western Europe and Organised Welfare Provision in Challenging Times
Bode, Ingo
Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd
05/2024
440
Dura
Inglês
9781035331215
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Contents:
Preface viii
Introduction: the case for studying the fate of organised welfare provision in Europe 1
PART I SOCIAL MODERNITY - A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
1 What is social modernity?
2 Narrowing the focus: democratic capitalism and welfare state theory
3 What is shaping (social) modernity - and how can we study it?
PART II SOCIAL CHANGE ON THE BACKSTAGE: WESTERN
EUROPE IN FLUX
4 Towards a post-industrial configuration of democratic capitalism
5 Social stratification and the evolving status system in post-industrial times
6 Transformations in politics and civil society
PART III EVOLVING DEVICES: REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
AND DIRECTIONS OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN
EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES
7 Growing up: welfare for the youngest and empowering childhoods
8 The life stage of gainful employment: decent work and work-related
self-determination
9 Safe later life: social security for retirement and support for frail elderly citizens
10 Six lessons to learn: progress and setbacks, achievements and divisions
PART IV THE 'MAKERS' OF WELFARE: ORGANISATIONAL
DYNAMICS ACROSS WELFARE SECTORS IN WESTERN EUROPE
11 Evolving organisational landscapes of welfare provision throughout the
human life course
12 Empowerment against all odds? Collective agency in child protection organisations
13 Making work decent (again)? The organisation of active inclusion efforts
14 Offering independence to dependent people? The provision of personal care
in later life
15 Six lessons to learn: contributions and limitations of 21st century 'makers'
of welfare
PART V DIAGNOSTIC REALISM AND POSSIBLE FUTURES:
A SYNOPTIC VIEW ON THE FATE OF SOCIAL MODERNITY
16 Social modernity alive, in demand and feasible
17 Social modernity in trouble: arrangements dismantled, disorganised and
dissociated
18 Options for the future
Bibliography
Preface viii
Introduction: the case for studying the fate of organised welfare provision in Europe 1
PART I SOCIAL MODERNITY - A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
1 What is social modernity?
2 Narrowing the focus: democratic capitalism and welfare state theory
3 What is shaping (social) modernity - and how can we study it?
PART II SOCIAL CHANGE ON THE BACKSTAGE: WESTERN
EUROPE IN FLUX
4 Towards a post-industrial configuration of democratic capitalism
5 Social stratification and the evolving status system in post-industrial times
6 Transformations in politics and civil society
PART III EVOLVING DEVICES: REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
AND DIRECTIONS OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN
EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES
7 Growing up: welfare for the youngest and empowering childhoods
8 The life stage of gainful employment: decent work and work-related
self-determination
9 Safe later life: social security for retirement and support for frail elderly citizens
10 Six lessons to learn: progress and setbacks, achievements and divisions
PART IV THE 'MAKERS' OF WELFARE: ORGANISATIONAL
DYNAMICS ACROSS WELFARE SECTORS IN WESTERN EUROPE
11 Evolving organisational landscapes of welfare provision throughout the
human life course
12 Empowerment against all odds? Collective agency in child protection organisations
13 Making work decent (again)? The organisation of active inclusion efforts
14 Offering independence to dependent people? The provision of personal care
in later life
15 Six lessons to learn: contributions and limitations of 21st century 'makers'
of welfare
PART V DIAGNOSTIC REALISM AND POSSIBLE FUTURES:
A SYNOPTIC VIEW ON THE FATE OF SOCIAL MODERNITY
16 Social modernity alive, in demand and feasible
17 Social modernity in trouble: arrangements dismantled, disorganised and
dissociated
18 Options for the future
Bibliography
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Welfare state theory; Social modernity; Welfare organisations; Social services; Human progress; Welfare reform
Contents:
Preface viii
Introduction: the case for studying the fate of organised welfare provision in Europe 1
PART I SOCIAL MODERNITY - A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
1 What is social modernity?
2 Narrowing the focus: democratic capitalism and welfare state theory
3 What is shaping (social) modernity - and how can we study it?
PART II SOCIAL CHANGE ON THE BACKSTAGE: WESTERN
EUROPE IN FLUX
4 Towards a post-industrial configuration of democratic capitalism
5 Social stratification and the evolving status system in post-industrial times
6 Transformations in politics and civil society
PART III EVOLVING DEVICES: REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
AND DIRECTIONS OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN
EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES
7 Growing up: welfare for the youngest and empowering childhoods
8 The life stage of gainful employment: decent work and work-related
self-determination
9 Safe later life: social security for retirement and support for frail elderly citizens
10 Six lessons to learn: progress and setbacks, achievements and divisions
PART IV THE 'MAKERS' OF WELFARE: ORGANISATIONAL
DYNAMICS ACROSS WELFARE SECTORS IN WESTERN EUROPE
11 Evolving organisational landscapes of welfare provision throughout the
human life course
12 Empowerment against all odds? Collective agency in child protection organisations
13 Making work decent (again)? The organisation of active inclusion efforts
14 Offering independence to dependent people? The provision of personal care
in later life
15 Six lessons to learn: contributions and limitations of 21st century 'makers'
of welfare
PART V DIAGNOSTIC REALISM AND POSSIBLE FUTURES:
A SYNOPTIC VIEW ON THE FATE OF SOCIAL MODERNITY
16 Social modernity alive, in demand and feasible
17 Social modernity in trouble: arrangements dismantled, disorganised and
dissociated
18 Options for the future
Bibliography
Preface viii
Introduction: the case for studying the fate of organised welfare provision in Europe 1
PART I SOCIAL MODERNITY - A CONCEPTUAL APPROACH
1 What is social modernity?
2 Narrowing the focus: democratic capitalism and welfare state theory
3 What is shaping (social) modernity - and how can we study it?
PART II SOCIAL CHANGE ON THE BACKSTAGE: WESTERN
EUROPE IN FLUX
4 Towards a post-industrial configuration of democratic capitalism
5 Social stratification and the evolving status system in post-industrial times
6 Transformations in politics and civil society
PART III EVOLVING DEVICES: REGULATORY FRAMEWORKS
AND DIRECTIONS OF INSTITUTIONAL CHANGE IN
EUROPEAN WELFARE STATES
7 Growing up: welfare for the youngest and empowering childhoods
8 The life stage of gainful employment: decent work and work-related
self-determination
9 Safe later life: social security for retirement and support for frail elderly citizens
10 Six lessons to learn: progress and setbacks, achievements and divisions
PART IV THE 'MAKERS' OF WELFARE: ORGANISATIONAL
DYNAMICS ACROSS WELFARE SECTORS IN WESTERN EUROPE
11 Evolving organisational landscapes of welfare provision throughout the
human life course
12 Empowerment against all odds? Collective agency in child protection organisations
13 Making work decent (again)? The organisation of active inclusion efforts
14 Offering independence to dependent people? The provision of personal care
in later life
15 Six lessons to learn: contributions and limitations of 21st century 'makers'
of welfare
PART V DIAGNOSTIC REALISM AND POSSIBLE FUTURES:
A SYNOPTIC VIEW ON THE FATE OF SOCIAL MODERNITY
16 Social modernity alive, in demand and feasible
17 Social modernity in trouble: arrangements dismantled, disorganised and
dissociated
18 Options for the future
Bibliography
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