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The politics of state expansion

James E. Cronin

1991

Poor support

David T. Ellwood

1988

Social security and the middle-class squeeze

Leonard Jay Santow

2005

The Social Security primer

Wallace C. Peterson, Peterson, Paul E.

1999

The Netherlands : transforming a market economy

Maxwell Watson

1999

Foreign relations and national security law

Thomas M. Franck

1987

Social security

A. Haeworth Robertson

1978

The future of social security

Alicia Haydock Munnell

1977

Get a life

Ralph E. Warner

1998

Social Security Act

United States

1975

Changing politics of Canadian social policy

James J. Rice

2000

Gender and social security reform

Neil Gilbert

2006

Income Redistribution and Social Security

J. Nelissen

1899

Relief and social security

Meriam, Lewis

1946

Regulating the lives of women

Mimi Abramovitz

1988

Social policy and social welfare

Thomas M. Meenaghan

1980

Facing the financial disaster ahead

Phil Roach

2008

Prospects for social security reform

Olivia S. Mitchell, Robert J. Myers

1999

Do options exist?

María Amparo Cruz Saco, Carmelo Mesa-Lago

1999

Changing patterns of social protection

Neil Gilbert

2003

A new deal for social security

Peter J. Ferrara

1998

Social security and welfare

Walker, Robert

2005

Issues in privatizing Social Security

National Academy of Social Insurance (U.S.). Panel on Privatization of Social Security.

1999

The emergence of social security in Canada

Dennis Guest

1985

What model for Europe?

Michael Emerson

1988

The gender impact of social security reform

Alejandra Cox Edwards, Rebeca Wong, Estelle James

2008

Social Security under the gun

Arthur Benavie

2003

The welfare state and Canadian federalism

Keith G. Banting

1982

Poverty and Incentives

Richard Hemming

1984

An introduction to Canada's public social services

Frank J. McGilly

1998

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