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Table of contents of the issue 3/2016, September-December

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ISBN: 978-88-15-26262-2

Year: III

Focus. L'abbandono dell'universalismo?

Elena Granaglia

Farewell to Universalism? Some introductory remarks

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 391-402 DOI: 10.7389/84842

Per H. Jensen Lars Torpe

The illusion of universalism: The case of the Danish welfare state

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 403-420 DOI: 10.7389/84843

Federico Toth

Health care universalism on paper and in reality

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 421-440 DOI: 10.7389/84844

Stefano Neri

Guaranteeing services during the economic crisis. Hybridization processes in municipal early education and care services

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 441-458 DOI: 10.7389/84845

Ilaria Madama Marcello Natili

A farewell to universalism, a farewell to equality? The paradox of redistribution in the era of the new politics of the welfare state

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 459-478 DOI: 10.7389/84846

Saggi e ricerche

Barbara Giullari Francesco Bertoni

Knowledge and social planning. A case study: the Bologna Observatory on Social Needs

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 479-498 DOI: 10.7389/84847

Welfare Italia

Ugo Ascoli

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 499-502 DOI: 10.7389/84848

Massimo Campedelli

The Third Sector Reform

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 503-508 DOI: 10.7389/84849

Chiara Saraceno

Towards a minimum income for the poor

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 509-512 DOI: 10.7389/84850

Ida Regalia

The national framework agreement on performance-related pay and company-level welfare in firms without Union representation

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 513-518 DOI: 10.7389/84852

Welfare Europa

Hugh Frazer Eric Marlier

Enhancing the potential contribution of minimum income schemes to a more Social Europe 

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 519-535 DOI: 10.7389/84851

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Referees for 2015-2016 issues

Social Policies 3/2016 pp: 537-537 DOI: 10.7389/84853

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