Governing work and welfare in a new economy : European and American experiments

By J. Zeitlin, David M. Trubek. 2003

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Street-Level Bureaucrats and the Welfare State (2013, background): “At the national level, existing legislation and welfare reform agendas (Ferrera & Hemerijck, 2003; Pierson, 1996) affect the local and individual conditions of policy implementation just as much as the structure of the federal bureaucratic apparatus (Pierson, 1995), long-established governance…”