Publikation: All about the Middle Class? : (Un)equal Responsiveness in Social and Education Policy
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Contemporary welfare states in advanced post-industrial democracies have been under pressure for some time, dealing with multiple challenges such as population aging, globalization and technological change. Initially, scholars focused on pointing out how a fiscal policy climate of “permanent austerity” (Pierson 2001) constrains the leeway for expansionary reform. Over time, however, observers noted that welfare state retrenchment is not “the only game left in town” (Van Kersbergen et al. 2014). Instead, welfare states have undergone and are still undergoing a significant transformation from a more transfer- and insurance-based model towards a “social investment” model (Bonoli 2013; Hemerijck 2013, 2017, 2018; Morel et al. 2012), in which the creation, mobilization and preservation of human capital and skills are central (Garritzmann et al. 2017). For sure, there are significant cross-country differences in the extent to which the transformation towards the social investment model has occurred, depending on particular institutional, political and socio-economic contexts. Yet, the overall trend is clearly discernible.
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BUSEMEYER, Marius R., 2024. All about the Middle Class? : (Un)equal Responsiveness in Social and Education Policy. In: LANDWEHR, Claudia, ed., Thomas SAALFELD, ed., Armin SCHÄFER, ed.. Contested Representation : Challenges, Shortcomings and Reforms. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2024, pp. 129-146. ISBN 9781009267687. Available under: doi: 10.1017/9781009267694.010BibTex
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