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Political Institutions and Elderly Care Policy
Comparative Politics of Long-Term Care in Advanced Democracies
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Political Institutions and Elderly Care Policy
Comparative Politics of Long-Term Care in Advanced Democracies
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Although most advanced industrialized countries are facing population aging and other social changes, public long-term care programs for the aged are remarkably diverse across them. This book accounts for the variations in elderly care policy by combining statistical analysis with historical case studies of Sweden, Japan and the USA.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Contents
- List of Tables
- List of Figures
- List of Abbreviations
- Acknowledgements
- 1 Introduction
- 2 Understanding the Politics of Universalistic Social Care Services: A Theoretical Framework
- 3 Political Institutional Conditions for the Development of Elderly Care Programs: Quantitative Evidence
- 4 Sweden: The Manipulative State
- 5 Japan: âMHW and the Japanese Miracleâ, in a Sense
- 6 The United States of America: Evolution without Revolution
- 7 Conclusion: Political Institutions, VoterâPolitician Linkage, and Universalistic Social Policy
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index