A Multitypological Approach to the Relationship Between Welfare States and Globalization
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This article argues that understanding the relationship between welfare states and globalization can benefit from a “multi-typological” approach, in which a number of typologies are applied side-by-side as summaries of the relationships between particular aspects of social policy and globalization. Findings suggest that different welfare state typologies predict different aspects of globalization. The article concludes that the analysis of the connection between welfare states and globalization can benefit not from attempting to identify the most accurate welfare state typology, but from understanding the unique contributions made by each one.
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Vol 22
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pp. 1-17
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Vol 55
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Vol 29
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pp. 463-477
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Vol 43
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