Social policy, social justice and citizenship in Eastern Europe
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Social policy, social justice and citizenship in Eastern Europe
（Studies in the social policy of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union）
Avebury, c1992
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Description
A collection of papers produced on aspects of East European and Soviet social policy in 1990, which address issues of social policy as the countries described move from centrally planned to market and capitalist economies. The social costs of the economic changes are addressed in chapters on the social groups at risk. The problems involved in legitimating the emerging social inequalities are described, and the scope for and limitations of an active citizenship involved in the development of new social policies is considered. The diverse social interests emerging and seeking for attention are examined, and some possible future strategies for welfare are considered. The text reports some of the first problems to surface after the old regimes were overthrown.
Table of Contents
- Part 1 Thematic introduction: social policy, social justice and citizenship in Eastern Europe. Part 2 State collectivist and market economics compared: Finland and Estonia 1940-1990 - a comparison of economic and social performance. Part 3 Possibilities of and threats to civil society after "communism": social participation in Hungary in the context of restructuring and liberalization
- civil society and social autonomy in Poland
- the intelligentsia in the constitution of civil societies and post-communist regimes in Hungary and Poland
- creating space for the other in civil society. Part 4 Social groups at risk: social problems to address - new policy for the old
- unemployment in Hungary
- the need for a new ideology. Part 5 Legitimating new social inequalities: social justice after "communism" - freedom or equality - an old dilemma in a new context
- public opinion in Poland's transition market democracy. Part 6 Future strategies for welfare after "communism": the future for welfare plurism in Yugoslavia
- the prospects for social policy development in Poland
- escape from state socialism - which way?.
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