Globalization and welfare : a critical reader
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Globalization and welfare : a critical reader
（International political economy series）
Palgrave Macmillan, 2007
- : pbk
- : cloth
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 256-281) and index
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The rollback of the welfare state in advanced industrial democracies is often justified as the inevitable consequence of economic globalization. This reader provides a collection of inter-disciplinary essays by sixteen leading scholars in the field that rebuke the 'inevitability thesis' on welfare state restructuration.
Table of Contents
- Acknowledgements Introduction PART I: CITIZENSHIP AND GLOBAL GOVERNANCE The Erosion of Citizenship
- B.S.Turner The Sustainability of Welfare: States into the Twenty-First Century
- G.Esping-Andersen Social Politics and Policy in an Era of Globalization: Critical Reflections
- N.Yeates PART II: REGULATING GLOBAL CAPITAL Some Contradictions of the Welfare State
- C.Offe The Normalizing Role of Rationalist Assumptions in the Institutional Embedding of Neoliberalism
- C.Hay The Transition to Post-Fordism and the Schumpeterian Workfare State
- B.Jessop Welfare State Limits to Globalization
- E.Rieger & S.Leibfried Which Third Way?
- T.Brennan PART III: RE-POLITICIZING THE RETREAT OF THE STATE The New Politics of the Welfare State
- P.Pierson Shrinking States? Globalization and National Autonomy in the OECD
- G.Garrett Eras of Power
- F.Fox Piven & R.A.Cloward Subject to Suspicion: Feminism and Anti-Statism in Britain
- L.Segal PART IV: GOVERNMENTALITY AND THE MICRO-POLITICS OF WELFARE REFORM The Death of the Social? Re-Figuring the Territory of Government
- N.Rose Governing the Unemployed Self in an Active Society
- M.Dean Compliant Subjects for a New World Order: Globalization and the Behaviour Modification Regime of Welfare Reform
- S.F.Schram Political Economies of Scale: Fast Policy, Interscalar Relations, and Neoliberal Workfare
- J.Peck REFERENCES
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