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Revival: Equity Choices and Long-Term Care Policies in Europe (2001) - Allocating Resources and Burdens in Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom (Paperback)
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Revival: Equity Choices and Long-Term Care Policies in Europe (2001) - Allocating Resources and Burdens in Austria, Italy, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom (Paperback)
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This title was first published in 2001: Employing an
interdisciplinary and comparative approach to equity in long-term
care, this book addresses the fact that demographic changes leading
to ageing populations, financial pressures and changes in
traditional support systems have brought long-term care and the
redesign of care systems to the top of the European social policy
agenda. Despite the importance of this issue, however, the question
of equity in long-term care has until now received relatively
little attention in social policy research. Rather than focusing on
theories of social justice or the analysis of specific
interpretations of equity, this book develops key dimensions of
equity choices in a framework for systematic comparative analysis.
This tool is then used to investigate long-term care policies in
Europe, exploring equity choices in both the provision and the
finance of long-term care. These choices are discussed
comparatively with regard to the implications for the various
actors and are also contrasted with basic welfare state objectives.
This book represents an important addition to comparative research
into several key areas of welfare and welfare state design. It
explores the division of responsibilities in long-term care systems
between the public and private and formal and informal sectors, the
relationships between different welfare state objectives, the
different types of welfare state intervention, and the principles
and choices surrounding the allocation of resources and burdens.
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