| Nordic eldercare - Weak universalism becoming weaker? |
16 |
| Investing in education in Europe: Evidence from a new survey of public opinion |
10 |
| The case for welfare state universalism, or the lasting relevance of the paradox of redistribution |
10 |
| Family policy in high-income countries: Five decades of development |
10 |
| Policy instruments and welfare state reform |
8 |
| Fiscal welfare in Europe: Why should we care and what do we know so far? |
8 |
| The inevitable deservingness gap: A study into the insurmountable immigrant penalty in perceived welfare deservingness |
8 |
| Policy reform and fathers' use of parental leave in Germany: The role of education and workplace characteristics |
7 |
| Freedom of movement, social rights and residence-based conditionality in the European Union |
7 |
| Who benefits from the hidden welfare state'? The distributional effects of personal income tax expenditure in six countries |
6 |
| Do institutions matter? The interplay between income benefit design, popular perceptions, and the social legitimacy of targeted welfare |
5 |
| Stemming the tide: What have European Union countries done to support low-wage workers in an era of downward wage pressures? |
5 |
| Changing labour market risks in the service economy: Low wages, part-time employment and the trend in working poverty risks in Germany |
5 |
| Creating capabilities: Childcare policies in comparative perspective |
5 |
| Access to general social protection for immigrants in advanced democracies |
4 |
| Free movement of people and cross-border welfare in the European Union: Dynamic rules, limited outcomes |
4 |
| Measuring regional social inclusion performances in the EU: Looking for unity in diversity |
4 |
| Explaining different trajectories of minimum income schemes: Groups, parties and political exchange in Italy and Spain |
4 |
| Federalism, policy change, and social security in Belgium: Explaining the decentralization of family allowances in the Sixth State Reform |
4 |
| A burden to the welfare state? Expectations of non-EU migrants on welfare support |
4 |
| An East-West comparison of healthcare evaluations in Europe: Do institutions matter? |
4 |
| Public opinion towards targeted labour market policies: A vignette study on the perceived deservingness of the unemployed |
4 |
| Conceptualizing and operationalizing social rights: Towards higher convergent validity in SCIP and CWED |
3 |
| The family working-time model: Towards more gender equality in work and care |
3 |
| Backlash in gender equality? Fathers' parental leave during a time of economic crisis |
3 |
| Policy constructions, immigrants' social rights and gender: The case of Swedish childcare policies |
3 |
| Satisfaction with democracy and perceived performance of the welfare state in Europe |
3 |
| The economic crisis and changes in work-family arrangements in six European countries |
3 |
| Asset-based welfare: Is housing equity release a viable option for pensioners in Slovenia |
3 |
| Economic miracle, political disaster? Political consequences of Hartz IV |
3 |
| The impact of active labour market policies on the well-being of the unemployed |
3 |
| Universal or commodified healthcare? Linking out-of-pocket payments to income-related inequalities in unmet health needs in Europe |
3 |
| Constructing a housing precariousness measure for Europe |
3 |
| Improving poverty reduction in Europe: What works best where? |
2 |
| A new welfare regime in the making? Paternalistic welfare pragmatism in China |
2 |
| Closing the gender gap in pensions: A microsimulation analysis of the Norwegian NDC pension system |
2 |
| Welfare reform by stealth? Cash benefit recipiency data and its additional value to the understanding of welfare state change in Europe |
2 |
| Immigration policy and the modern welfare state, 1880-1920 |
2 |
| Unequal unions? A comparative decomposition of income inequality in the European Union and United States |
2 |
| Tensions between quantity and quality in social investment agendas: Working conditions of ECEC teaching staff in Italy and Spain |
2 |
| Shifts in the realized retirement age: Europe in times of pension reform and economic crisis |
2 |
| Dismantling the Welfare State? after Twenty-five years: What have we learned and what should we learn? |
2 |
| Immigrants and poverty, and conditionality of immigrants' social rights |
2 |
| Insertion as an alternative to workfare: Active labour-market schemes in the Parisian suburbs |
2 |
| Ageing, health inequalities and the welfare state: A multilevel analysis |
2 |
| Migrants, markets and domestic work: Do institutional contexts matter in the personal household service sector? |
2 |
| Yardsticks of inequality: Preferences for redistribution in advanced democracies |
2 |
| Same but different: Polish and Norwegian parents' work-family adaptations in Norway |
1 |
| Contribution of child maintenance to lone mothers' income in five countries |
1 |
| Decomposing the determinants of fathers' parental leave use: Evidence from migration between Finland and Sweden |
1 |
