Další formáty:
BibTeX
LaTeX
RIS
@article{1196378, author = {Wildmannová, Mirka}, article_location = {New York}, article_number = {7}, keywords = {social policy; social benefits; research; public spending; European welfare state; Social Economics}, language = {eng}, issn = {2155-7950}, journal = {Journal of Business and Economics}, title = {European Social Model–A Parting of Ways?}, volume = {5}, year = {2014} }
TY - JOUR ID - 1196378 AU - Wildmannová, Mirka PY - 2014 TI - European Social Model–A Parting of Ways? JF - Journal of Business and Economics VL - 5 IS - 7 SP - 951-957 EP - 951-957 PB - Academic Star Publishing Company SN - 21557950 KW - social policy KW - social benefits KW - research KW - public spending KW - European welfare state KW - Social Economics N2 - The European social model is currently the topic of many scholarly discussions. Most authors (Krebs, Mitchell, Godet, etc.) agree that, due to demographic factors and economic crises, the view of the European welfare state has to be changed. The discussions about the welfare state (Krebs, 2011) concern its existence, and moreover how it should work: its extent, its organization, and its long-term effectiveness. Changes in the perception of the welfare state in general are reflected in perceptions of particular welfare states of developed European countries. It is apparent that the national economies’ capacity to fund extensive social programs is limited, and that it is necessary to shift the boundary between national and individual responsibilities. This article investigates the Czech Republic’s position in terms of social benefits in comparison to the United Kingdom and France, as representatives of more advanced economies. The study addresses whether the social expenditures of individual EU countries are sustainable under the contemporary EU priorities for social security. ER -
WILDMANNOVÁ, Mirka. European Social Model–A Parting of Ways? \textit{Journal of Business and Economics}. New York: Academic Star Publishing Company, 2014, roč.~5, č.~7, s.~951-957. ISSN~2155-7950.
|