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Table of contents of the issue 3/2015, September-December
Special Issue. La riforma Dini vent'anni dopo: promesse. miti. prospettive di policy (a cura di Matteo Jessoula e Michele Raitano)

ISBN: 978-88-15-25614-0

Year: II

Special Issue. La riforma Dini vent'anni dopo: promesse, miti, prospettive di policy (a cura di Matteo Jessoula e Michele Raitano)

Matteo Jessoula Michele Raitano

La Riforma Dini vent'anni dopo: promesse, miti, prospettive di policy. Un'introduzione

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 365-382 DOI: 10.7389/81761

Roberto Artoni

Synthetic Notes on the Italian pension System, Present and Future

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 383-400 DOI: 10.7389/81762

Fabrizio Patriarca Stefano Patriarca

Twenty years since a missed opportunity?

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 401-428 DOI: 10.7389/81763

Tiziano Treu

Impact and limits of the reform of old age pensions: beyond contributory welfare

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 429-442 DOI: 10.7389/81764

Elsa Fornero

The Italian pension reform amid short terms financial constraints and long term restructuring goals

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 443-461 DOI: 10.7389/81765

Roberto Leombruni Angelo d'Errico Morena Stroscia Nicolás Zengarini Giuseppe Costa

Inequalities among pre-retirement individuals: life expectancy variations and implications for social security policies

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 461-480 DOI: 10.7389/81766

Angelo Marano

Equity and adequacy in notional defined contribution pension systems. Problems and solutions

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 481-498 DOI: 10.7389/81767

Strumenti

Roberto Fantozzi

Pension spending in Europe between past and future: an overview

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 499-512 DOI: 10.7389/81768

Riccardo Conti

Pension adequacy: italy, the NDC method and the european context

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 513-522 DOI: 10.7389/81769

Welfare Italia

Stefano Giubboni

Pension Indexation between law and politics

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 523-536 DOI: 10.7389/81770

Welfare Europa

David Natali

Pension reform in Europe: the crisis, the EU and the national pension models

Social Policies 3/2015 pp: 537-558 DOI: 10.7389/81771

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