Realignments in the Welfare State / Edition 1

by Mary Ruggie

Overview

Ruggie has provided an impressive analysis of health policy across three countries. Moreover, she ably accomplished her objective of using analytic framework to identify features of welfare states in transition that may signal a realignment of roles, relations, and modes of decision-making. (Boston Book Review)

Ruggie offers a convincing case for a reconstituted but vigorous form of welfare state, one that will better meet the needs of the complex state/society relations of the twenty-first century. (Robert Blank, author of The Price of Life:
the Future of American Health Care)

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780231104852
Publisher:	Columbia University Press
Publication date:	09/09/1996
Edition description:	New Edition
Pages:	336
Product dimensions:	5.97(w) x 8.94(h) x 0.69(d)
Age Range:	18 Years

What People are Saying About This

Robert Blank

Ruggie offers a convincing case for a reconstituted but vigorous form of welfare state, one that will better meet the needs of the complex state/society relations of the twenty-first century.

Editorial Reviews

Ruggie has provided an impressive analysis of health policy across three countries. Moreover, she ably accomplished her objective of using analytic framework to identify features of welfare states in transition that may signal a realignment of roles, relations, and modes of decision-making.

Boston Book Review

Ruggie offers a convincing case for a reconstituted but vigorous form of welfare state, one that will better meet the needs of the complex state/society relations of the twenty-first century.

Robert Blank