Do institutions matter? The interplay between income benefit design, popular perceptions, and the social legitimacy of targeted welfare
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Laenen, T., Do institutions matter? The interplay between income benefit design, popular perceptions, and the social legitimacy of targeted welfare. Journal of European Social Policy, vol. 28, n. 1, 2018, p. 4-17.
Ref.
544513
Sted:
SIIS Archivo (R.1171) / SIIS R.1171
Palabras clave:
Bienestar social, Instituciones, Sector público, Diseño, Modelos, Política social, Pensiones, Trabajo, Desempleo, Pobreza, Beneficios, Impuestos, Prestaciones económicas, Satisfacción, Actitudes sociales, Países Bajos
Bienestar social, Instituciones, Sector público, Diseño, Modelos, Política social, Pensiones, Trabajo, Desempleo, Pobreza, Beneficios, Impuestos, Prestaciones económicas, Satisfacción, Actitudes sociales, Países Bajos
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