Turning point for the European social model?/ Stein Kuhnle.
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Current History Vol 109 No 725, March 2010, pp.99-104 (20)Summary: Despite recent economic upheavals European countries will continue to support broad based social welfare provision although there is unlikely to be any move towards harmonization. Notes also that China is beginning to investigate social welfare issues and models and the path it chooses could have far reaching effects not least because of the political instability risks posed by unaddressed social challenges.
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| Journal Article | Mindef Library & Info Centre Journals | EUROPE (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Not for loan | 31293-1001 |
Despite recent economic upheavals European countries will continue to support broad based social welfare provision although there is unlikely to be any move towards harmonization. Notes also that China is beginning to investigate social welfare issues and models and the path it chooses could have far reaching effects not least because of the political instability risks posed by unaddressed social challenges.
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