European University Institute Library

Pension Reform in Europe, Politics, policies and outcomes, by Camila Arza and Martin Kohli

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Pension Reform in Europe

electronic resource

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437194853

by Camila Arza and Martin Kohli

ProQuest Ebook CentralRoutledge/EUI Studies in the Political Economy of the Welfare State, v.10

Politics, policies and outcomes

This new book provides a cross-country comparative analysis of the key issues shaping the latest pension reforms in Europe: political games, welfare models and pathways, population reactions, and observed and expected outcomes

Book Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Illustrations; Contributors; Preface; Abbreviations; 1 Introduction: The political economy of pension reform; Part I The politics of pension reform; 2 The 'new politics' of pension reforms in Continental Europe; 3 Between conflict and consensus: The reform of Bismarckian pension regimes; 4 How do politicians get away with path-breaking pension reforms?: The political psychology of pension reform in democracies; 5 The politics and outcomes of three-pillar pension reforms in Central and Eastern Europe; Part II Reform options and outcomes6 Changing European welfare: The new distributional principles of pension policy7 The interdependence of the system of solidarity and the system of equivalence; 8 The Anglo-American pension regime: Failures of the divided welfare state; 9 The gender pension gap: Effects of norms and reform policies; 10 Generational equity Concepts and attitudes; Index;