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3. Consultation and compensation – important issues in stakeholder management
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Foreword IX
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Chapter 1. Introduction
- 1. Aim of this book: providing success factors for labour market, benefit and pension reforms 2
- 2. A brief recap of welfare state history 3
- 3. Worlds of welfare capitalism: a framework for assessing the need for reforms and their successful implementation 11
- 4. The LISC approach: legitimacy, implementation, stakeholders and communication 18
- 5. Structure of the book 30
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Chapter 2. Interviews with 12 heads of government
- 1. Austria 34
- 2. Denmark 56
- 3. Estonia 80
- 4. France 98
- 5. Germany 126
- 6. Greece 152
- 7. Italy 175
- 8. The Netherlands 204
- 9. Poland 231
- 10. Slovakia 255
- 11. Spain 278
- 12. United Kingdom 302
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Chapter 3. Conclusion
- 1. Legitimacy through domestic climate, external pressures and sound evidence 326
- 2. Factors for successful implementation 334
- 3. Consultation and compensation – important issues in stakeholder management 343
- 4. Crucial communication in various arenas 349
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Chapter 4. Epilogue – Learn from the past to be prepared for the future
- 1. New challenges prompting the next wave of reforms 355
- 2. Crucial areas for future reform 360
- 3. Resulting challenges along the process dimension 368
- Bibliography 370
- Index 378
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Contents V
- Foreword IX
-
Chapter 1. Introduction
- 1. Aim of this book: providing success factors for labour market, benefit and pension reforms 2
- 2. A brief recap of welfare state history 3
- 3. Worlds of welfare capitalism: a framework for assessing the need for reforms and their successful implementation 11
- 4. The LISC approach: legitimacy, implementation, stakeholders and communication 18
- 5. Structure of the book 30
-
Chapter 2. Interviews with 12 heads of government
- 1. Austria 34
- 2. Denmark 56
- 3. Estonia 80
- 4. France 98
- 5. Germany 126
- 6. Greece 152
- 7. Italy 175
- 8. The Netherlands 204
- 9. Poland 231
- 10. Slovakia 255
- 11. Spain 278
- 12. United Kingdom 302
-
Chapter 3. Conclusion
- 1. Legitimacy through domestic climate, external pressures and sound evidence 326
- 2. Factors for successful implementation 334
- 3. Consultation and compensation – important issues in stakeholder management 343
- 4. Crucial communication in various arenas 349
-
Chapter 4. Epilogue – Learn from the past to be prepared for the future
- 1. New challenges prompting the next wave of reforms 355
- 2. Crucial areas for future reform 360
- 3. Resulting challenges along the process dimension 368
- Bibliography 370
- Index 378