Titlebook: Welfare And Worker Participation; Eight Case-Studies Patrick Kerans,Glenn Drover,David Williams Book 1988 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of

Autobiography

Israel: Child Care and Unions,1919 administered by Britain under a League of Nations mandate. The Jewish community grew rapidly, especially during the interwar years: ‘between 1919 and 1929 [it] almost trebled to a total of 160 000 …’; and by 1936, after a wave of refugees from early Nazi terror, it had reached almost 400 000 (J

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Conclusion,ons with respect to capital development. Centralized policy-making and administration are closely linked to the state’s ever more crisis-ridden attempts to fulfil its contradictory functions: it must, in meeting people’s ‘needs’, use its coercive and especially its hegemonic power to repress the exp

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Welfare and Decentralization,iterature on self-management. Third, we will develop a notion of welfare and of human need which entails participation of beneficiaries in the distribution of benefits. Finally, we will discuss the question of participatory form: does it matter if the beneficiaries participate as community members or as workers?

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Sweden: Unemployment Insurance, to forty-four unemployment benefit societies (AMS, 1983a, p. 1). These unemployment benefit societies are directly related to the trade-union movement and ‘retain the occupational orientation and localization which characterize their membership’ (Uhr, 1966, p. 93.).

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Britain: Adult Education and Trade Unions,elfare benefits; depending on its content and spirit, it has the potential, through the vision and activities of its recipients, to change social patterns. For this reason we will need in this chapter to examine the content and spirit of trade union education as well as the delivery mechanisms.

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The Netherlands: Unions and Pensions,n of state and occupational pension schemes. While government establishes the goals and standards of pensions, the state plays a limited role in managing them, even less in funding them. To understand why, we need a brief sketch of the politics and the economy of the Netherlands.