Dilemmas of the Welfare Mix

By Ugo Ascoli, C. Ranci. 2002

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Restructuring the welfare state: reforms in long-term care in Western European countries (2008, background): “For a tentative description of these structures see Ascoli and Ranci (2002).”
Structuring Neoliberal Governance: The Nonprofit Sector, Emerging New Modes of Control and the Marketisation of Service Delivery (2005, background): “NPOs would be compelled to bend to neoliberal accountability schemes and human resource strategies: “the use of contracts to regulate state finance of services provided by private organisations indicates more, not less, government regulation” (Ascoli and Ranci 2002, 5).”
THE SUBSIDIARIZATION OF SOCIAL POLICIES: ACTORS, PROCESSES AND IMPACTS (2008, background): “…(Beck 1998) of specific measures and / in some cases / their privatization (Dixon and Hyde 2001), strongly contributed to a new role for private / both for profit and non-profit / actors, in the design, management and implementation of welfare policies (Ascoli and Ranci 2002; Powell 2007).”
Disorganized welfare mixes: voluntary agencies and new governance regimes in Western Europe (2006, background): “Confusing moves: how national settings are co-evolving Welfare mixes in contemporary Europe seem to undergo a process of marketization, with the AngloSaxon countries as forerunners (Ascoli and Ranci, 2002; Bönker and Wollmann, 2000; Dixon and Kouzmin, 2001).”