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Routledge Building Social Security Vol 6 - Privatization

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Description

Explore the complex debate surrounding the privatization of social security systems in this academic volume. As politicians use privatization as a central theme in election campaigns, this book examines the shift toward private business management methods within public social security frameworks. This volume addresses the growing influence of private sector approaches and the theoretical discussions held by academics and institutional representatives. It looks at the various perspectives offered by international financial organizations, ranging from promised improvements to predicted failure scenarios. By analyzing the current landscape of social security reform, this book provides a deep look into how privatization affects global systems and the political discourse driving these changes.

Key Features

Examines the impact of private business management methods being introduced into existing social security systems.

Analyzes the role of political campaigns and election promises in driving privatization debates.

Reviews theoretical papers from academics and social security institution representatives regarding privatization outcomes.

Covers perspectives from international financial organizations regarding the risks and scenarios of social security reform.

Part of the International Social Security Series for specialized academic and professional study.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
26 February 2018
Listed Since
21 February 2018

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