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Changes in German Social Policy, 1990-2018
After the neoliberal paradigm shift in the early 2000s, German social policy returned to its regular modus which is characterized by corporatism and consensus politics between the Social Democrats and the Christian Democrats.
Frank Nullmeier
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Social partner participation in the management of the COVID-19 crisis: Tripartite social dialogue in Italy, Portugal and Spain. [PDF]
Canalda Criado S.
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The article is focused on analyzing the state and prospects of forming a branch segment of psychological, pedagogical and educational issues in the information space of Ukraine, and the participation of the network of educational libraries belonging to ...
Pavla I. Rogova
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Corporatism and syndicalism have a certain family resemblance as political philosophies and political projects committed to functional representation, but they also differ in other, more fundamental respects.
Jessop, Bob
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Constructing consent : the emergence of corporatism within the Vancouver mental health system
An examination of developments between 1970-1990 demonstrate a substantial restructuring of relations between the state and nonprofit societies within Vancouver's mental health system.
Burnell, Thomas
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A comparative analysis of corporatism in Nazi Germany and Fascist Italy
This study is a comparative analysis of corporatism as expressed by the National Socialist Party in Germany in its 1920 Program and of Italian corporatism as formulated by the Fascist government in the mid-1920's.
Kardam, Nukhet
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Unfolding sustainability transitions in food systems: Insights from UK and French trajectories. [PDF]
Lamine C, Marsden T.
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The Social Welfare Policy of Singapore: An Analysis of State Corporatism
Based on analyzing the macro and micro factors in Singapore\ue2s social welfare policy, this thesis proposes the frame work of \ue2state corporatism\ue2 to explain Singapore\ue2s social welfare policy.
Huang, Tzu-Ting
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Historically, corporatist arrangements have been seen as a way of representing interest groups — in both democratic and non-democratic contexts. Furthermore, social cohesion can be thought of in terms of supply and demand side resources and mechanisms ...
J. Morris
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Health system resilience and health workforce capacities: Comparing health system responses during the COVID-19 pandemic in six European countries. [PDF]
Burau V +5 more
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