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ISSN:0144-5596

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Tom Shakespeare,Nicholas Watson,Richard Brunner et al. Tom Shakespeare et al.
This paper reports on in-depth qualitative interviews conducted with 69 disabled people in England and Scotland, and with 28 key informants from infrastructure organisations in the voluntary and statutory sectors, about the impact of COVID-...
Bea Cantillon,Martin Seeleib-Kaiser,Romke van der Veen Bea Cantillon
Social protection in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands share Bismarckian roots. Over time, these welfare states were however in constant flux and incorporated to a greater or lesser extend elements of both the Anglo-Saxon and Nordic mode...
Daniel Béland,Bea Cantillon,Rod Hick et al. Daniel Béland et al.
How have welfare states responded to the coronavirus pandemic? In this introductory article, we provide a synopsis of papers that comprise this special issue on social policy responses to COVID-19, an overview of some of the key questions t...
Suetgiin Soon,Chelsea C Chou,Shih-Jiunn Shi Suetgiin Soon
As the origin place of the COVID-19 outbreak, East Asian welfare states have largely survived the immediate health threats out of the pandemic shock but have yet to deal with its dire social consequences. This paper offers an institutionali...
Jolanta Aidukaite,Steven Saxonberg,Dorota Szelewa et al. Jolanta Aidukaite et al.
This article documents and compares the social policies that the governments in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) implemented to combat the first wave of COVID-19 pandemic by focusing on Hungary, Lithuania, Poland and Slovakia. Our findings ...
Pepita Barlow,Aaron Reeves,Martin McKee et al. Pepita Barlow et al.
Sociologists have long acknowledged that being in a precarious labour market position, whether employed or unemployed, can harm peoples' health. However, scholars have yet to fully investigate the possible contextual, institutional determin...
Bent Greve,Paula Blomquist,Bjørn Hvinden et al. Bent Greve et al.
Nordic welfare states are known for their universalistic and all-encompassing approach to welfare and having a long tradition for active labour market policy as tool in economic crises with adverse impact on employment. They have had a long...
Sophie Yates,Helen Dickinson,Catherine Smith et al. Sophie Yates et al.
Individualized funding schemes are designed to offer people with disability greater choice and control over the services they receive. In this research, we report on a survey of over 700 families to explore how Australia's National Disabili...
Mary Daly Mary Daly
In the context of very high mortality and infection rates, this article examines the policy response to COVID-19 in care homes for older people in the UK, with particular focus on England in the first 10 weeks of the pandemic. The timing an...
Tobias Wiß Tobias Wiß
Although studies have examined the distribution and conditions of employer-provided work-family arrangements, we still lack a systematic investigation of how these vary for different countries and industries. Based on the European Working C...