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Practical issues of European Social Security Law: A Dialogue between Academia and Practitioners
Av Stamatia Devetzi, Stamatia Devetzi
Häftad, 2022
295 kr
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The European social security law, i.e. the European regulations on the coordination of social security for migrant workers, has been evolving for over 60 years. This book is the result of a dialogue between academia and practitioners in Germany and Greece on practical issues regarding the …
Provision for Surviving Dependants in Social Security
A New Architecture for the 21st Century?
Av Stamatia Reinhard Devetzi, Stamatia Devetzi m. fl.
Häftad, 2025
376 kr
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This book explores survivors’ benefits, a long-standing pillar of social security systems worldwide. Rooted in the outdated male breadwinner model, these benefits were crafted to shield dependents from financial ruin after losing a primary earner. Yet, as societal currents shift—marked by rising …
Offene Methode der Koordinierung und Europ�isches Sozialmodell. Interdisziplin�re Perspektiven
Av Stamatia Devetzi, Gudrun Hentges m. fl.
Häftad, 2009
656 kr
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Too Sick to Work?
Social Security Reforms in Europe for Persons with Reduced Earnings Capacity
Av Sara Stendahl, Stamatia Devetzi
E-bok, 2011
1807 kr
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The idea that European welfare states are struggling to meet new social risks during a process of adaptation to a post-industrial setting has been an acknowledged theory in welfare state research for some time. The authors of this remarkable book have chosen to study a powerful indicator of how …
Too Sick to Work?
Social Security Reforms in Europe for Persons with Reduced Earnings Capacity
Av Sara Stendahl, Stamatia Devetzi
E-bok, 2011
1847 kr
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This book presents in-depth analyses, by nine leading scholars in social security law, of recent reforms in the field of incapacity benefits in four European countries: Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and Sweden. The authors emphasize how recent reforms in the field of social security …
