The Politics of Social Solidarity

Focusing on the social foundations of the European welfare state, this book analyzes five different nations, exploring how their unique social structures influence welfare policies and systems. It delves into the historical, political, and cultural contexts that shape each country's approach to welfare, providing a comparative perspective on the effectiveness and challenges of their social safety nets. Through this examination, it highlights the interconnectedness of society and welfare, offering insights into the future of social policy in Europe.