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CASE REPORT
Social policy models in theory and in practice
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Instytut Polityki Społecznej, Uniwersytet Warszawski
Publication date: 2020-06-05
Problemy Polityki Społecznej 2009;12:15-55
ABSTRACT
Since Esping-Andersen’s contribution /in Three Worlds of Welfare Capitalism/ there is a broad literature about welfare (state) models or regimes. The author tried to show a so called modeling business achievements but with some
deeper theoretical and empirical insights. The fi rst concerns three functions of
welfare state models: descriptive, explanative and evaluative, and each with two
separate variants. The study is rooted in literature and illustrated with new exemplifi cation. In the second one he analyzed the dynamics of models on the basis
of fuzzy set methodology and its results. They allow to verify main hypotheses
about changes of the welfare state i.e. frozen landscape, retrenchment, workfare
or productive transformations, with a certain precision. The aim of the last part
of the article is to analyze recent European Union social policy initiatives as
viewed through the lenses the welfare models.
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