Author: European Institute for Social SecurityPublisher: Springer
ISBN:
Category : Law
Languages : en
Pages : 280
Book Description
A multi-disciplinary, international scientific organisation, The European Institute of Social Security brings together over 400 top-ranking specialists in social security study and research from throughout Europe and abroad. Its annual conferences probe new frontiers in thinking and research about social security issues in the world. This Yearbook explores the concept of 'social risk' from a historical, theoretical, and socioeconomic perspective. it illustrates social risk as a concept with a study of three important new developments: care requirements for dependent (elderly) people, social protection needs due to changes in family structures, and special protection measures necessitated by changes in the labour market. This book will interest and inform researchers as well as policymakers and managers concerned about the future development of the social protection systems in Europe and other highly industrialized countries.
