Aging and social policy : a German-Japanese comparison
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Aging and social policy : a German-Japanese comparison
（Monographien aus dem Deutschen Institut für Japanstudien der Philipp-Franz-von-Siebold-Stiftung, Bd. 26）
Iudicium, 2002
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Contents of Works
- German and Japanese social policy in comparative perspective : an overview / Harold Conrad and Ralph Lützeler
- The aging society and the social security system in Japan / Arai Makoto
- Population aging and living arrangements of the elderly in Japan / Kojima Hiroshi
- The aging process in Germany and implications for a needs-oriented social policy / Karin Veith
- The politics of Japan's long-term care insurance system / Paul Talcott
- Six years of long-term care insurance in Germany : an overview / Gerhard Naegele and Monika Reichert
- Long-term care insurance in Germany : the role of the federal states / Iris Knüver and Matthias Merfert
- Long-term care insurance in Germany and Japan : a comparative comment / Thomas Klie
- How policies differ : long-term care insurance in Japan and Germany / John Creighton Campbell
- Old age security in Japan : the implications of recent public and occupational pension reforms / Harald Conrad
- Pension policy in Germany : Major postwar reforms and recent decisions / Winfried Schmähl
- Long-term care in Germany : projections on public long-term care insurance financing / Heinz Rothgang
- Demographic and regional aspects of aging and long-term care in Japan / Ralph Lützeler
- The rhetoric of reform : on the institutionalization and de-institutionalization of old age / Sabine Frühstück
- Bioethical public policy and the making of the 1997 Japanese long-term care insurance law / Kimura Rihito
