Making Markets in the Welfare State : the Politics of Varying Market Reforms.

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Examining a range of countries, periods and policy areas, provides an original explanation of market reforms in the industrialized world.

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Gingrich, Jane R.
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 2011.
Colección:Cambridge studies in comparative politics.
Temas:
Privatization.
Welfare state.
Privatization
Privatisation.
État providence.
POLITICAL SCIENCE > Public Policy > Economic Policy.
Welfare state
Wohlfahrtsstaat
Privatisierung
Marktwirtschaft
Bildungsökonomie
Sozialpolitik
Öffentliche Dienstleistung
Wohlfahrtsstaat.
Privatisierung.
Sozialeinrichtung.
Sozialpolitik.
Öffentliche Dienstleistung.
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Cover; Making Markets in the Welfare State: The Politics of Varying Market Reforms; Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics; Title; Copyright; Contents; Figures; Tables; Acknowledgements; 1 Introduction; 1.1: INTRODUCTION; 1.2: HOW MARKETS DIFFER; The allocation dimension; The production dimension; Six types of markets; (a) State-driven markets
  • Managed Markets and Austerity Markets; (b) Consumer-driven markets
  • Consumer-Controlled and Two Tiered markets; (c) Producer-driven markets
  • Pork Barrel and Private Power markets; (d) Other forms of markets?; I.3: THE STRUCTURE OF THE BOOK.
  • 2 Markets and politics2.1: POLITICAL PARTIES AND DISTRIBUTIVE STRUGGLES AROUND THE WELFARE STATE; 2.2: THE RISE OF MARKETS, THE END OF POLITICS; Two cheers for markets; Markets against politics?; Uniform markets? Uniform causes?; 2.3: MARKETS ARE PATH DEPENDENT
  • PAST DISTRIBUTIVESTRUGGLES MATTER; 2.4: MARKETS AS A SITE OF DISTRIBUTIVEBATTLES
  • BRINGING PARTIES BACK IN; A theory of constrained partisanship; Markets as diverse instruments of reform; Partisan preferences; Strategies in constrained environments; What about unions and professional associations?; 2.5: CONCLUSION.
  • 3 The rise of markets3.1: THE EMERGENCE OF MARKETS; 3.2: MARKETS IN PRACTICE; The United Kingdom; The Conservative turn to markets; Labour's use of markets; Sweden; Markets and the Swedish Right; The Left
  • the SAP's shift towards markets; The Netherlands; The move to the market on the Right; Markets on the left; Conclusion; 4 Health care markets; 4.1: THE DEBATE OVER MARKETS; The politics of multiple markets; 4.2: ENGLAND
  • FROM AUSTERITY TO CHOICE; Towards an Austerity Market; Reshaping the market
  • towards a Consumer-Controlled market; Why these changes?; Labour's reforms.
  • 4.3: SWEDEN
  • PATIENT CHOICE AND PRIVATE CONTROLTowards Consumer-Controlled markets; From consumers to producers; Why these markets?; Moderates and markets; 4.4: NETHERLANDS
  • A SLOW PATH TO AN AUSTERITY MARKET; Towards the Austerity Market; Why these markets?; Reform in the 2000s: A second move towards Austerity Markets; 4.5 CONCLUSION; 5 Education markets; 5.1: MARKETS IN EDUCATION; The politics of markets; 5.2: ENGLAND
  • MORE CHOICE AND CONTRACTING3; The Conservatives and choice; Labour's changes; Why these markets?; Labour's changes; 5.3: SWEDEN
  • EMPOWER SCHOOLS AND PARENTS.
  • From Private Power to Consumer-ControlledWhy these markets?; 5.4: THE NETHERLANDS
  • TOWARDS AND AWAYFROM A TWO TIER MARKET; The path to a Two Tiered market; Why these markets?; 5.5: CONCLUSION; 6 Markets in elderly care; 6.I: MARKETS IN ELDERLY CARE; 6.2: MARKETS IN ENGLAND; Producer-driven markets in care; Labour
  • changes around the edges; Why these markets?; Labour's calculations; 6.3: SWEDEN: CHANGES FROM BELOW; Markets in Sweden; Why these markets?; 6.4: THE NETHERLANDS: TO MARKET AND BACK, AND THERE AGAIN; Markets in care; Why these markets?; 6.5: CONCLUSION; 7 Conclusion.

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