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What Role for Family and Education in Explaining Inequality?

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New on #FirstView by Steven Saxonberg, Tomáš Sirovátka and Martin Guzi:

Does Performance Matter? The Influence of Attitudes Towards Welfare State Performance on Voting for Rightwing and Leftwing Populist Parties

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New on #FirstView by Päivi Mäntyneva and Heikki Hiilamo:

How did COVID-19 Social Security Measures Resemble Universal Basic Income? A Comparative Study of OECD Countries

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In recent years, the perception of Swedish welfare as generous and all-inclusive has become increasingly questioned by scholars.

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One Type or Many? Exploring Welfare Regime Hybridisation

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One Type or Many? Exploring Welfare Regime Hybridisation

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One Type or Many? Exploring Welfare Regime Hybridisation

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One Type or Many? Exploring Welfare Regime Hybridisation

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Exploring co-production in social enterprises for people with disabilities

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Universal Basic Income is a policy proposal that aims for radical reform of our social security system.

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There is clear evidence on the link between child poverty and consequences such as lower educational and health outcomes.

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The idea of hearing from those with ‘lived experience’ or ‘experts by experience’ has gained traction in the last decade.

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A Real Safety Net? Exploring Debt Relief in Ireland

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🤝 A collaborative study between Annie Irvine and BetterConnect investigated keyworker perspectives on effective employment programme design, and what made the difference for those who moved into work.

Read more in the SocialPolicy&Society blog and article: socialpolicyblog.com/2024/02/22/hig…

Previous research documents that economic crises are associated with decrease in satisfaction with health services.

socialpolicyblog.com/2023/06/23/hea…

East Asia is relatively unique in terms of social welfare.

socialpolicyblog.com/2024/01/12/how…

East Asia is relatively unique in terms of social welfare.

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New on #FirstView by Steven Saxonberg:

Exploring the Alternatives to the Male-Breadwinner Model – The Implications for Social Policy Study

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A Real Safety Net? Exploring Debt Relief in Ireland

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