Rich Democracies: Political Economy, Public Policy, and Performance
Rich Democracies: Political Economy, Public Policy, and Performance
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富裕的民主国家：政治经济学、公共政策和绩效
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2002
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H. Wilensky
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数字清单附录清单第一部分：富裕民主国家的发展道路第一章趋同理论第二章政治经济学的类型第三章大众社会、参与和大众传媒第四章后工业社会的理论第二部分福利国家和社会政策第五章福利国家：趋同与分歧第六章部门支出和计划重点第七章政治经济学、政党意识形态和家庭政策的类型：对比政府对常见问题的反应第八章比较视角下的美国福利混乱第九章官僚效率和膨胀第三部分：制度绩效第十章税收福利反弹：如何征税、支出、然而，《保持冷静》第11章，政党正在衰落吗？《失调中的国家差异分析》第12章《政治经济学、支出、税收和经济表现的类型》第13章《比较视角下的伟大的美国工作机器》第14章《风险与安全：比较视角下的美国混乱》第15章《政治经济学、监管制度和环境》第16章《健康表现：作为真实健康来源的富裕、政治经济学和公共政策》第17章《全球化：它是否颠覆了劳工标准、福利国家和工作保障？第18章美国例外主义及其政策含义结论附录书目索引
List of Figures List of Tables List of Appendices Preface and Acknowledgments PART I: PATHS OF DEVELOPMENT OF RICH DEMOCRACIES CHAPTER 1 Convergence Theory CHAPTER 2 Types of Political Economy CHAPTER 3 Mass Society, Participation, and the Mass Media CHAPTER 4 Theories of the Postindustrial Society PART II: THE WELFARE STATE AND SOCIAL POLICY CHAPTER 5 The Welfare State: Convergence and Divergence CHAPTER 6 Sector Spending and Program Emphasis CHAPTER 7 Types of Political Economy, Party Ideology, and Family Policy: Contrasting Government Responses to a Common Problem CHAPTER 8 The American Welfare Mess in Comparative Perspective CHAPTER 9 Bureaucratic Efficiency and Bloat PART III: SYSTEM PERFORMANCE CHAPTER 10 Tax-Welfare Backlash: How to Tax, Spend, and Yet Keep Cool CHAPTER 11 Are Political Parties Declining? An Analysis of National Variation in Dealignment CHAPTER 12 Types of Political Economy, Spending, Taxing, and Economic Performance CHAPTER 13 The Great American Job Machine in Comparative Perspective CHAPTER 14 Risk and Safety: American Mayhem in Comparative Perspective CHAPTER 15 Types of Political Economy, Regulatory Regimes, and the Environment CHAPTER 16 Health Performance: Affluence, Political Economy, and Public Policy as Sources of Real Health CHAPTER 17 Globalization: Does It Subvert Labor Standards, the Welfare State, and Job Security? CHAPTER 18 American Exceptionalism and Policy Implications Conclusion APPENDICES BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX