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Table of contents of the issue 3/2020, September-December

ISBN: 978-88-15-28922-3

Year: VII

Focus: Servizi sociali e diseguaglianze territoriali. a vent’anni dalla legge quadro 328/00

Marco Arlotti Stefania Sabatinelli

A new geography of social citizenship? The territorial development of social services twenty years after the 328/00 framework law

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 357-374 DOI: 10.7389/99006

Cristiano Gori

More provision and less regulation. The welfare of Lombardy in the longue durée

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 375-396 DOI: 10.7389/99007

Luigi Nava Gianfranco Pomatto

The inter-communal management of social care services: ahead, slowly. The case of Piedmont Region

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 397-418 DOI: 10.7389/99008

Emanuela Pascuzzi Giorgio Marcello

The missed reform. Delays, deficits and innovation of social welfare in Calabria

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 419-438 DOI: 10.7389/99009

Elena Vivaldi

Inclusion policies for people with disabilities: twenty years after the Law no. 328/2000

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 439-458 DOI: 10.7389/99010

Massimo Lori Flaviano Zandonai

Timing of assessments (and changes?): the role of nonprofit institutions in the geography of welfare systems at local level

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 459-484 DOI: 10.7389/99011

Strumenti

Matteo D'Emilione Giovanna Giuliano Cristiana Ranieri

The transformations of local welfare systems observed from the monitoring of social area planning

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 485-506 DOI: 10.7389/99012

Welfare Italia

Livia Turco

La legge 328/2000 «Legge quadro per la realizzazione di un sistema integrato di interventi e servizi» venti anni dopo

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 507-524 DOI: 10.7389/99013

Saggi e ricerche

Armando Vittoria

Missing out the poor. The Italian minimum income and its im- pact: a policy analysis

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 525-544 DOI: 10.7389/99014

Welfare Europa

Anna Malandrino

The Relevance of Transnational Policy Networks to the Social and Labor Policy Cycle in the European Union: A Case Study

Social Policies 3/2020 pp: 545-560 DOI: 10.7389/99015

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