The politics of the new social policies: providing coverage against new social risks in mature welfare states
The politics of the new social policies: providing coverage against new social risks in mature welfare states
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DOI：
10.1332/0305573054325765
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发表时间：
2005-07-01
影响因子：
4.7
通讯作者：
Bonoli, G
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作者：
Bonoli, G
目前的社会经济转型带来了后工业化的劳动力市场和家庭结构，正在产生新的社会需求和需求，被称为新的社会风险。这些问题包括协调工作和家庭生活、单亲父母、长期失业、身处贫困工作人群中，或者社会保障覆盖面不足。这些新的风险往往集中在女性、年轻人和低技能人群中。这篇文章表明，这些群体几乎没有动员能力，如果要采取满足他们需求的政策，这很可能是与追求不同政策目标的其他政治参与者结盟和政治交流的结果。
Current socioeconomic transformations that have brought into existence post-industrial labour market and family structures are generating new social needs and demands, labelled new social risks (NSRs). These include reconciling work and family life, lone parenthood, long-term unemployment, being among the working poor, or having insufficient social security coverage. These new risks tend to be concentrated among women, the young and the low skilled. This article shows that these groups have little mobilising capacity and that if policies covering their needs are to be adopted, this is likely to happen as a result of alliances and political exchange with other political actors pursuing different policy objectives.