Transformations of the state
Subtitle: regulating pensions in Germany and the UK
By: [edited by] Lutz Leisering
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire, UK; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 317
ISBN-13: 9780230272057
Subjects: POLITICAL SCIENCE / Economic Conditions; POLITICAL SCIENCE / International Relations / General; Government policy; Pensions; POLITICAL SCIENCE / Public Policy / Social Security
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction : towards a new regulatory state in old-age security? : exploring the issues / Lutz Leisering, Deborah Mabbett; title: The transformations of the regulatory state / Giandomenico Majone; title: De-regulation and re-regulation of public utilities : the new regulatory state in the European system of multi-level governance / Edgar Grande; title: Limits to the regulated market : the UK experiment / Peter Taylor-Gooby; title: Back to the state? : the public policies of private and public pensions in Britain / Christian Marschallek; title: New private pensions in Germany : a pension market or a branch of the welfare state?, contested regulatory issues / Frank Berner; title: 'Social Europe' in old-age security? : EU policies of public and private pensions / Ulrike Davy; title: Policies of the EU towards occupational pensions : limits to regulation / Markus Haverland; title: The regulatory politics of private pensions in the UK and Germany / Deborah Mabbett; title: The regulatory policies of private pensions in the UK and Germany : goals and instruments of regulation in a welfare state environment / Lutz Leisering; title: Varieties of market regulation : comparing the new pension regulation to the regulation of public utilities  / Lutz Leisering; title: Transformations of the state : comparing the new regulatory state to the post-war provider state / Lutz Leisering; title: Varieties of the new regulatory state : comparing the UK and Germany / Lutz Leisering; title: Afterword : rethinking the nation state / Lutz Leisering.