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Reform and Perspectives on Social Insurance: Lessons from the East and West - A Comparative Study of Social Insurance in China, Eu, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Sweden, Taiwan and the USA (Hardcover)
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Reform and Perspectives on Social Insurance: Lessons from the East and West - A Comparative Study of Social Insurance in China, Eu, Germany, Great Britain, Japan, Sweden, Taiwan and the USA (Hardcover)
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In this important book, nine leading scholars probe deeply into the
nature of social rights, trying to read the near future and locate
the most meaningful and effective role that social insurance can
play as today's new socio-economic patterns develop. In-depth
chapters analyse existing systems and recent and ongoing reforms in
seven countries-Germany, the United Kingdom, Sweden, the United
States, Japan, Taiwan, and China. There is also a chapter on the
European Union's work toward a harmonised scheme to match other
programs of integration, and a chapter on the all-important
interpenetration of social insurance and human rights. The authors
clearly demonstrate that the unprecedented challenges faced by
social insurance today arise not only from changes in the patterns
of society, but also from lack of confidence and ideological
prejudice on the part of both academia and public policy. As a
major analysis of why and how a great milestone in human progress
is faltering under contemporary pressures, this book is of enormous
value. It deserves to be read and absorbed by all professionals in
the field who want to use their knowledge and skill to ensure a
future in which every man, woman, and child is provided with
opportunity to live as full a life as possible. The essays in this
book are based on papers first delivered at an international
symposium held in Taipei in September 2000 under the auspices of
the Center of Labor Law and Social Law of Chengchi University, with
the support of several public and private agencies in Taiwan.
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