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Building Blocks for a New Social Architecture: The LEGO TM paradigm of an active society

"In many jurisdictions and regardless of the welfare regime to which they belong, social policy communities now often focus on “new social risks.” They also consider that these risks call for investments - in human capital, in lifelong learning, in early childhood services, in training, and so on – and this despite a clear preference for controlling if not reducing state spending."
  
  
    
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"Although social policy communities initially responded to these changes in a variety of ways, gradually a set of shared responses has emerged. In addition to efforts to increase the employment rate – that is, activation – so as to ensure the future of expensive social programmes protecting against “old” social risks, common initiatives include mechanisms for addressing income insecurity from low-paid work, such as income supplements “to make work pay.”"

Creator(s) Jane Jenson, Denis Saint-Martin, Départment de science politique Université de Montréal
Source Location Canada
Date Published
2005-06
Language English
URL http://www.cccg.umontreal.ca/pdf/Jenson%20and%20Saint-Martin-Policy%20and%20Politics%203.pdf
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