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Social Models, Growth and Key Currencies,rope’s Recovery Last?’, p. 13) and during its subsequent recovery. In both the press and economic journals, this approach proposes the American Model as the successful alternative to the ‘European Social Model’, considered either as a whole or in its regional specifications (‘the French Social Model’, etc.)..

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The Swedish Model in the Era of Integration and Globalisation,e and in academic literature on comparative social policy analysis. An underlying theme in much of this literature is that countries can choose different models of social protection, and that it is meaningful to distinguish between different types of welfare states.

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Conditions of Social Vulnerability, Work and Low Income: Evidence for Europe in Comparative PerspecMany nations have a long tradition of measuring income inequality and poverty and weighing the effectiveness, successes, and failures of government policies aimed at poverty reduction and at offsetting the instability effects of globalisation of labour markets.

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Introduction, as missing markets, incomplete and/or asymmetric information, inequality, poverty, lack of social cohesion) which may occur even in otherwise successful economies. This system of social protection is regarded by many as ‘one of the most successful social innovations of recent centuries’ (Atkinson, in this book, pp. 22–3).