Social security and social change: New challenges to the Beveridge model

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Social Insurance and Poverty Alleviation - An Empirical Analysis, (S. Webb). PART 1: ADAPTING TO CHANGE: GENDER ROLES AND THE FAMILY. Women, Citizenship and Social Security (R. Lister) Family, Work and Social Security (B. Cantillon) Lone Parents (J. Millar). PART 2: ADAPTING TO CHANGE: NEW WORK PATTERNS. Changing Work Patterns and their Implications for Social Protection (J. Blackwell) The Demise of the Male Breadwinner - In Practice but not in Theory (H. Land) Social Security and Self-Employment (T. Eardley and A. Cordon) Implications for Social Security and Older People (C. Phillipson). PART 3: EXCLUDED CITIZENS: THE CIVILIAN DISABLED AND THEIR CARERS. The Growth of Disability Benefits: An International Comparison (S. Lonsdale) The Limits of Social Insurance Protection for the Elderly in the United States - The Two-Class System of Long-Term Care (E. Abel) Cash and Care in the Provision of Support for People with Long-Standing Care Needs (S. Baldwin). PART 4: EXCLUDED CITIZENS: OLDER PEOPLE. Women and Social Security in Retirement (S. Hutton and P. Whiteford) Heading for Hardship: How the British Pension System has Failed Women (I. Ginn and S. Arber) The Paid and Unpaid Roles of Women: How Should Social Security Adapt? (H. Joshi and H. Davies). Is There a Future for the Beveridge Pension Scheme? (P. Johnson and J. Falkingham).

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