Solidarity without the State?: Business and the Shaping of the Swiss Welfare State, 1890–2000

Abstract

List of figures List of tables Abbreviations Acknowledgments Introduction. The emergence of a pension funds champion. Switzerland in the worlds of welfare 1. The dress rehearsal of pension politics (1890-1914) 2. Laying the foundations of a divided pension system (1914-38) 3. No monster like the Beveridge Plan. The wartime breakthrough of social insurance (1938-48) 4. The three-pillar doctrine and the containment of social insurance (1948-72) Epilogue. Aging in the shadow of the three pillars (1972-2006) Conclusion Appendix. A statistical overview of the second pillar Sources and references Index.

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