Die Fundamente des Wirtschaftssystems der Bundesrepublik Deutschland

Hartwich, Hans-Hermann

doi:10.1007/978-3-322-93344-7_3

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“…The promotion of property ownership among workers is a core policy in achieving the Christian-Democratic aim of social inclusion. Employment policy is largely perceived as the responsibility of the various social partners (Kersbergen 1995: 174-191;Hartwich 1998;Huber/Stephens 2001).…”

Section: Theoretical and Methodological Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

What Do Parties Want? An Analysis of Programmatic Social Policy AIMS in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands

Seeleib-Kaiser

Dyk²,

Roggenkamp³

2005

European Journal of Social Security

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Comparative welfare state research has argued for some time that whether Social Democrats or Christian Democrats are in government makes a difference with regard to specific welfare state design. The theory is based on the fact that, historically, the social policy aims of Social Democrats and Christian Democrats have differed. Can these policy differences still be assumed after almost three decades, which have been characterised by a discourse about ‘necessary’ welfare state retrenchment, adaptation, and modification? Based on an in-depth analysis of the social policy aims of the Social Democrats and Christian Democrats in Austria, Germany, and the Netherlands since 1975, we argue that, the differences between the two welfare state parties in formerly conservative welfare states have largely faded away.

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confidence: 99%