Welfare State Reform In Southern Europe Fighting Poverty And Social Exclusion In Italy, Spain, Portugal, And Greece

Maurizio Ferrera

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Income, Poverty, and Inequality Social Sciences and Policies

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1. Welfare States and Social Safety Nets in Southern Europe: An Introduction 2. Greece: Fighting with the Hands Tied Behind the Back 3. Italy: Striving Uphill but Stopping Halfway 4. Spain: Poverty, Social Exclusion and 'Safety Nets' 5. Portugal: A Virtuous Path Towards Minimum Income? 6. Poverty and the Safety Net in Eastern and South Eastern Europe in the Post-Communist Era

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