Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. CONTENTS vii
3. FIGURES ix
4. FOREWORD x
5. TRANSLATOR’S PREFACE xii
6. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS xvi
7. Introduction A SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE 1
8. Part I INTELLECTUAL FOUNDATIONS
9. Chapter 1 PIONEERS OF SOCIAL REFORMISM Sismondi, List, Mill 37
10. Chapter 2 GERMAN ORIGINS OF A THEORY OF SOCIAL REFORM Hegel, Stein and the Idea of ‘Social Policy’ 58
11. Chapter 3 CHRISTIAN INFLUENCES ON SOCIAL REFORM 75
12. Chapter 4 WELFARE INTERNATIONALISM BEFORE THE WELFARE STATE The Emergence of Human Social Rights 94
13. Part II THEORY OF SOCIAL POLICY
14. Chapter 5 SOCIAL SECURITY The Leading Idea and its Problems 133
15. Chapter 6 SOCIAL POLICY INTERVENTION Elements of a Sociological Theory 146
16. Chapter 7 FIRST-ORDER AND SECOND-ORDER SOCIAL POLICIES 180
17. Part III THEORY OF AND FOR THE WELFARE STATE
18. Chapter 8 THE STATE AND THE PRODUCTION OF WELFARE 197
19. Chapter 9 NATIONAL WELFARE STATE TRADITIONS AND THE EUROPEAN SOCIAL MODEL 225
20. Chapter 10 TOWARDS A THEORY OF THE WELFARE STATE 248
21. Part IV THE FUTURE OF THE WELFARE STATE
22. Chapter 11 THE WELFARE STATE’S ACHIEVEMENTS AND CONTINUING PROBLEMS 277
23. Chapter 12 HUMAN ASSETS AND DEMOGRAPHIC CHALLENGES TO THE WELFARE STATE 300
24. Chapter 13 SOLIDARITY AND REDISTRIBUTION UNDER THE PRESSURE OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION 316
25. Chapter 14 WHAT COMES AFTER THE CLASSIC WELFARE STATE? 331
26. BIBLIOGRAPHY 356
27. INDEX OF NAMES 381
28. INDEX OF SUBJECTS 384