دانلود کتاب A handbook of comparative social policy

Introduction : the changing context of comparative social policy / Patricia Kennett --Part I. The state and social policy in a globalizing world --1. Hollowing out the "nation-state" and multi-level governance / Bob Jessop --2. Globalization, the state and welfare : gendering the debate / Jill Steans --3. Globalization, human security and social policy : North and South / Andres Perez-Baltodano --4. Social protection by other means : can it survive globalization? / Ramesh Mishra --Part II. Concepts and definitions --5. Defining comparative social policy / Jochen Clasen --6. Conceptualizing state and society / Graham Crow --7. The ethnocentric construction of the welfare state / Alan Walker and Chack-kie Wong --8. The paradox of care : a Chinese Confucian perspective on long-term care / Julia Tao --Part III. Comparing and categorizing social policy, provision and redistribution --9. Robin Hood, St Matthew, or simple egalitarianism? : strategies of equality in welfare states / Walter Korpi and Joakim Palme --10. Gender, citizenship and welfare state regimes / Julia S. O'Connor --11. Structured diversity : a framework for critically comparing welfare states? / Norman Ginsburg --12. Social development and social welfare : implications for social policy / James Midgley --13. Social policy regimes in the developing world / Ian Gough --Part IV. The research process --14. Crossing cultural boundaries / Linda Hantrais --15. Living with imperfect comparisons / Else Oyen --16. Constructing categories and data collection / Patricia Kennett --17. "Fit for purpose?" : qualitative methods in comparative social policy / Steen Mangen --18. The quantitative method in comparative research / Mattei Dogan --Part V. Themes and issues --19. The international and comparative analysis of social exclusion : European perspectives / Graham Room --20. Shelter, housing and inequality / Ray Forrest --21. Globalization and crime / David Nelken --22. Informational society, e-governance and the policy process / Ian Holliday.