Restructuring Welfare Governance: Marketization, Managerialism and Welfare State Professionalism

Tanja Klenk · Emmanuele Pavolini

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Contents:IntroductionEmmanuele Pavolini and Tanja KlenkPART I: THE MARKETIZATION AND MANAGERIALIZATION OF WELFARE GOVERNANCE 1. Marketization and Managerialization of Health Care Policies in Europe in a Comparative PerspectiveEmmanuele Pavolini2. Marketization and Managerialization of Long-term Care Policies in a Comparative PerspectiveHildegard Theobald3. Marketization and Managerialization of Higher Education Policies in a Comparative Perspective Roberto Moscati, Alberto Stanchi, Matteo Turri, Massimiliano Vaira, and Emmanuele Pavolini4. Marketization and Managerialization of Education Policies in a Comparative Perspective Emmanuele Pavolini5. Marketization and Managerialization of Active Labour Market Policies in a Comparative Perspective Bastian Jantz and Tanja Klenk PART II: NEW GOVERNANCE AND PROFESSIONALISM - REFORMING HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT6. Governance and Professionalism Mirko Noordegraaf7. 'Soft Governance' and the Knowledge-power Bonds in Professionalism: Case Studies from the Healthcare Sector in GermanyEllen Kuhlmann and Viola Burau8. De-Professionalization through Managerialization in Labour Market Policy: Lessons from the Danish experienceHenning Jorgensen, Kelvin Baadsgaard, and Iben Norup 9. New Public Management as De-Professionalization - Conceptual Reflections with Some Applications to School TeachersUwe Schimank10. Reforming School Leadership: From Primus Inter Pares to Managers?Thorsten Peetz11. Higher Education Professionals Facing Managerialism: A Quantitative International ComparisonMichele Rostan, Flavio A. Ceravolo, and Massimiliano Vaira12. Interactions of Governance and Professionalism in Higher Education, A Qualitative Longitudinal Study in the Netherlands, Sweden and the United KingdomChristine Teelken and Marian ThunnissenConclusionsTanja Klenk and Emmanuele PavoliniIndex

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