Non-public actors in social security administration
Subtitle: a comparative study
By: edited by Frans Pennings, Thomas Erhag, Sara Stendahl
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Alphen aan den Rijn, The Netherlands
Language: eng
Number of pages: 300
ISBN-13: 9789041149176
Subjects: Social security; Law and legislation; Associations, institutions
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 285-300).
Table of contents: title: Why is the role of non-public actors in the administration of social security an interesting research topic?  -- Thomas Erhag, Frans Pennings & Sara Stendahl; title: The role of non-public actors in social security in Germany  -- Felix Welti & Henning Groskreutz; title: The role of non-public actors in French social security : the new features of solidarity  -- Philippe Martin; title: The strong position of social partners and the gradual polarization of the Finnish social security system  -- Toomas Kotkas; title: The role of non-public actors in social security in the Netherlands  -- Frans Pennings; title: Public responsibility and private action in social security : the case of Denmark  -- Stine Jørgensen & Catherine Jacqueson; title: Balancing responsibilities between public and non-public actors in Swedish social security  -- Thomas Erhag & Sara Stendahl; title: Welfare's mixed economy in the UK : public rights and private actors  -- Neville Harris; title: Non-public actors and their role in the Czech Republic  -- Kristina Koldinská; title: Non-public actors in the Spanish social security system  -- Cristina Sánchez-Rodas Navarro; title: Explaining the lack of non-public actors in the USA social insurance system  -- Paul M. Secunda; title: Comparison of the roles of non-public actors and conclusions -- Frans Pennings.