Titlebook: Globalization and European Welfare States; Challenges and Chang Robert Sykes (Principal Lecturer in Social Policy) Textbook 2001Latest edit

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International Organizations, the EU and Global Social Policyization. It is a ‘fact’ of life to which governments have to adjust. The contribution of this chapter is to draw attention to the politics of globalization and, in particular, the ‘hidden’ politics of international organizations such as the Bretton Woods organizations, the WTO, the UN social agencie

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Globalization and the Bismarckian Welfare Statesty and effects of globalization are hotly disputed. While some claim that globalization is the main factor shaping current national policies, for others globalization has been used in such a variety of ways that it is in danger of becoming little more than a general term to refer to exogenous econom

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Globalization and the Nordic Welfare Statesto the 1980s, they were counted among the most developed and successful welfare states. However, in the 1990s these countries, and in particular Finland and Sweden, faced severe economic and social problems, and welfare arrangements were claimed to be a part of these problems. In this chapter, these

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Globalization and the European Welfare States: Evaluating the Theories and Evidenced political developments. This is not to argue that ‘globalization’, in some senses at least, is not happening, but rather that if we are to have a better understanding of both . it is, and . it is implicated in current processes of change, then we need to adopt a perspective of what might be termed