Titlebook: European Capitalist Welfare Societies; The Challenge of Sus Patricia Frericks,Robert Maier Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macm

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230378414sustainability; Welfare; Welfare State

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Book 2012. Capitalism is defined as a multi-model economy, comprising of a market economy (including production, distribution and exchange), a state welfare economy (based on compulsory transfers, such as taxes and social contributions), a household economy and a voluntary economy. The resources for the welf

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Linking the concept of life course to the concept of capitalist welfare societies,life cycles and transitions. Sociology and anthropology have also focused on some aspects of life courses, such as the question as to whether one can distinguish specific characteristics of particular generations or whether there are significant variations in life courses in different cultures.

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ial rights. Capitalism is defined as a multi-model economy, comprising of a market economy (including production, distribution and exchange), a state welfare economy (based on compulsory transfers, such as taxes and social contributions), a household economy and a voluntary economy. The resources fo

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Social entitlements and the institutionalisation of welfare arrangements,r those unable to sell their labour have always existed. Certainly, these forms of support were somewhat restricted and subject to severe and sometimes arbitrary conditions; this statement points to a first pre-condition for an extension of welfare capitalism, namely the production of a sufficient level of wealth.

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Introduction and overview: Capitalist welfare societies,ccording to our perspective, welfare states are not independent entities, as social policy studies might suggest. On the contrary, instituted welfare arrangements are organic ingredients of European capitalist societies, and are characteristic of the particular development of capitalist societies in