Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Economies, Hardc...

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Item Length: 8.5 in width: 5.5 in Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan The Limited Book Title: Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Econ Publication Year: 2003 Format: Hardcover Subject Area: Political Science, Social Science, Business & Economics Item Width: 5.5 in Subject: Finance / General, Sociology / General, Public Policy / Social Services & Welfare, Public Policy / Social Policy, Economics / Theory Item Height: 0.6 in ISBN: 9781403900319 Language: English Author: Paul Wilding height: 0.6 in Item Weight: 16 Oz Publication Name: Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Economies Type: Textbook Features: Revised Number of Pages: Xi, 207 Pages

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Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Economies, Hardc.... Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Economies, Hardcover by Holliday, Ian (EDT); Wilding, Paul (EDT), ISBN 1403900310, ISBN-13 9781403900319, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Social Policy has been a key dimension of dynamic economic growth in East Asia's 'little tigers' and is also a prominent strand of their responses to the financial crisis of the late 1990s. This systematic comparative analysis of social policy in the region focuses on the key sectors of education, health, housing and social security. It sets these sectoral analyses in wider contexts of debates about developmental states, the East Asian welfare model and globalization. Welfare Capitalism in East Asia : Social Policy in the Tiger Economies, Hardcover by Holliday, Ian (EDT); Wilding, Paul (EDT), ISBN 1403900310, ISBN-13 9781403900319, Brand New, Free shipping in the US Social Policy has been a key dimension of dynamic economic growth in East Asia's 'little tigers' and is also a prominent strand of their responses to the financial crisis of the late 1990s. This systematic comparative analysis of social policy in the region focuses on the key sectors of education, health, housing and social security. It sets these sectoral analyses in wider contexts of debates about developmental states, the East Asian welfare model and globalization.