Table of contents of the issue 1/2016, January-April

ISBN: 978-88-15-26259-2

Year: III

Saggi

August Österle

Long-term Care Policies in Europe: Between Fiscal and Social Sustainability

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 3-20 DOI: 10.7389/83115

Focus. Caratteristiche e transizioni del non profit in Italia

Massimo Campedelli Giovanni B. Sgritta

Il non profit: conoscenza e cambiamento

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 21-40 DOI: 10.7389/83116

Massimo Lori Emmanuele Pavolini

Organizational Change in the Italian Third Sector

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 41-64 DOI: 10.7389/83117

Fiorenza Deriu Daniela De Francesco

Gender differences in employment, organization and management of non profit institutions in Italy

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 65-82 DOI: 10.7389/83118

Gian Paolo Barbetta Rosangela Lodigiani

In or Out? Mutual aid societies between the third sector and a plural welfare system

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 83-100 DOI: 10.7389/83119

Sandro Busso Enrico Gargiulo

Parallel convergence. the (narrow) perimeter of the italian debate on the third sector

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 101-122 DOI: 10.7389/83120

Saggi e ricerche

Olga Fazzini Luigi Nava

Access to social care services: the case of childcare

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 123-140 DOI: 10.7389/83121

Welfare Italia

Ugo Ascoli

Presentazione

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 141-146 DOI: 10.7389/83122

Enrica Morlicchio

The measures against Poverty in the 2016 financial act: pros and cons

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 147-152 DOI: 10.7389/83123

David Benassi

Lombardy, Apulia, Leghorn: some comments on recent local minimum income measures against poverty

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 153-158 DOI: 10.7389/83124

Maurizio Ambrosini

Rescuing people first. the Renzi government and immigration

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 159-164 DOI: 10.7389/83125

Gabriele Ballarino

The «Good school» law: a comment

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 165-168 DOI: 10.7389/83126

Welfare Europa

Stefano Giubboni

European citizenship, free movement rights, and transnational solidarity: a critical re-appraisal

Social Policies 1/2016 pp: 169-184 DOI: 10.7389/83127

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