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Attitudes to Inequalities: Citizen Deliberation About the (Re-)Distribution of Income and Wealth in type and recent policy changes. Slovenia and Denmark have roughly the same degree of (low)?inequality, but only in Slovenia, a generally poorer country, do participants demand redistributive tax and minimum wage policies. The fact that a strong universalist welfare state exists in Denmark seems to

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The Provision of Care: Whose Responsibility and Why?,imits to the existing care regimes.?In Norway, childcare debates are about the equal division of parental leave, in Germany, about?the recognition of women’s unpaid work, in the UK, about the importance of cutting costs and using childcare to encourage women into paid work, and in Slovenia about?the

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Healthcare Futures: Visions of Solidarity and the Sustainability of European Healthcare Systems,ssions allows us to examine the basis for these attitudes. This chapter identifies four distinct framings of healthcare solidarity in the UK, Norway, Germany and Slovenia, respectively: exclusive solidarity, universal solidarity, contributory solidarity and egalitarian solidarity. These framings ref

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Labour Market Challenges and the Role of Social Investment,arious work, poor job conditions at the bottom end and the balance between work and family life; in the UK the strong work-first ethos dominated discussion; issues surrounding flexicurity (the cost of active labour market support and the extent of security) emerged in Denmark; and in Slovenia unempl

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Democratic Forums and Welfare State Attitudes,to the framings that connect their ideas. Our work shows how intergenerational solidarity and support for the core welfare state services (healthcare and pensions) remain resilient across Europe, while views on inequality and, most importantly, on immigration differ between countries. Despite confli

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Radially Constrained Disk Springscentre stage and limits the extent to which the pre-conceptions of researchers shape research?questions..We present some key findings: although attitude patterns correspond loosely to regime type, there is a striking emphasis on the demand for social investment as the way forward in all countries ex