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Social protection for dependency in old age : a study of the fifteen EU Member States and Norway

Jozef Pacolet ... [et al.]

Ashgate, c2000

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"Comparative report commissioned by the European Commission and the Belgian Minister of Social Affairs"

Bibliography: p. 329-337

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内容説明

This report is based on a comparative study on the social protection of the dependent elderly, commissioned by the Directorate-General V: Employment, Industrial Relations and Social Affairs, Commission of the European Communities and the Belgian Minister of Social Affairs. The report updated a previous one on six Member states and enlarged it to include the other Member States and Norway. The aim of the project is to provide an overview of the social protection arrangements which are available in the EU Member States and Norway for dependent elderly people above normal retirement age and in need of long-term care. The comparative study is concentrated on the needs of dependent elderly persons, without ignoring the fact that ageing is not synonymous with dependency. There are several ways in which Europe's ageing population and its needs can be catered for. The contributors to this text have opted for a holistic approach to the dependency risk in the present social protection system. The study is intended not only to provide an overview of the present social protection arrangements for old age, but also to give some insight into future policies. The project was co-ordinated by members of the central study team of the Higher Institute of Labour Studies at the Catholic University in Leuven, Belgium.

目次

  • Summary: a completed debate or an emerging one?
  • aim of the comparative report
  • dependency
  • the welfare mix
  • present characteristics of the European care system
  • debate for change towards long-term care insurance
  • conclusions
  • need for basic data collection. Introduction: scope of the project and research procedure
  • research methodology. Part 1 Definition of dependency and the need for social protection: definition of dependency
  • risks
  • some theoretical concepts relating to the organization of care
  • macro-assessment of the risk of old age dependency in theory
  • macro-assessement of the risk of old age dependency in practice. Part 2 Some macro-observations regarding social protection of dependent older persons: income protection
  • health expenditures and services for the elderly - macro-information
  • summary of the macro-characteristics of the social protection systems. Part 3 The variety, scope and coverage of health and social services for the elderly - the welfare pluralism: variety
  • availability
  • affordability
  • the fading borderline between housing provision and services
  • other elements of social protection
  • summary overview of the existing services. Part 4 Differences in treatment of similar categories of need: methodology
  • the choice of case studies
  • defining the dimensions of the case studies
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Austria
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Denmark
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Germany
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Spain
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Finland
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in France
  • social protection of different categories of dependent elderly people in Ireland. (Part contents.)

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