Welfare to Work: the local dimension

By D. Finn. 2000

120 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: General Health Professions, Political Science and International Relations, Public Administration

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In General Health Professions

1. G. Marston
2. C. Mcdonald
3. L. H. Pedersen
4. A. Moseley
5. Jostein Askim
6. A. L. Fimreite

In Political Science and International Relations

1. G. Marston
2. C. Mcdonald
3. L. H. Pedersen
4. A. Moseley
5. Jostein Askim
6. A. L. Fimreite

In Public Administration

1. G. Marston
2. C. Mcdonald
3. L. H. Pedersen
4. A. Moseley
5. Jostein Askim
6. A. L. Fimreite

Citations in the corpus

• Local Welfare Systems: A Challenge for Social Cohesion (2012, background): “of jobs (see Morlicchio, Pratche in this volume), these studies report that they are precarious and very poorly paid; people are receiving wages insufficient to raise their families above basic income levels (Nicaise, 2002; Finn, 2000).”
• ONE-STOP SHOPS FOR SOCIAL WELFARE: THE ADAPTATION OF AN ORGANIZATIONAL FORM IN THREE COUNTRIES (2011, methodology): “As with other OECD countries, recent reforms do purport to provide greater decentralization and local autonomy (Finn 2000).”
• Workfare as welfare: governing unemployment in the advanced liberal state (2003, background): “This mode of inquiry is receiving renewed attention in studies of welfare-to-work programmes in Britain and the United States (Wright, 2003; Finn, 2000; Brodkin, 1997).”