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ACTIVATION POLICIES AND THE PROTECYION OF INDIUAL RIGHTSPDF|Epub|txt|kindle电子书版本网盘下载
- PAUL VAN AERSCHOT 著
- 出版社： ASHGATE
- ISBN：1409401790
- 出版时间：2011
- 标注页数：178页
- 文件大小：10MB
- 文件页数：187页
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图书目录
1 Basic Framework of the Study1
1.1 Social Policy and the Law-Preliminary Remarks1
1.2 Purpose of the Study4
1.3 The Reshaping of the Social Welfare System5
1.3.1 Privatisation and Activation5
1.3.2 Causes of Social Policy Changes8
1.4 Legal Safeguards and Legal Security10
1.4.1 Preventive Legal Security11
1.4.2 Factors Affecting Legal Security14
1.5 Effects of Work-Oriented Social Policies on the Position of the Recipient16
1.6 Justification, Advantages and Disadvantages of Work-Oriented Social Policies18
1.6.1 General Aspects18
1.6.2 Reciprocity19
1.7 General Remarks on Implementation21
1.7.1 Law and Policy in an Administrative Context21
1.7.2 The Point of View of the Individual25
2 Active Social Policy and Individual Rights in Finland29
2.1 Background29
2.1.1 Main Features of the Unemployment Benefit System and the Social Assistance Regime29
2.1.2 Evolution of the Activation of the Unemployed in Finnish Legislation31
2.2 The Rehabilitative Work Activities Act33
2.2.1 Activation Plan34
2.2.2 Rehabilitative Work Activities36
2.3 Implementation of the Rehabilitative Work Activities Act37
2.3.1 Results of an Implementation Study37
2.3.2 Three Discourses Influencing Implementation39
2.4 Legal Safeguards Provided by the Activation Legislation40
2.4.1 Effectiveness41
2.4.2 Protective Elements, Penalties and the Right to Appeal45
2.5 Legal Safeguards Provided by Other Legislation51
2.5.1 Requirements for Decision-Makers51
2.5.2 Requirements for the Decision-Making Process53
2.5.3 The Implementation of Basic Rights and Social Rights as a Guarantee of Legal Security60
3 Activation Measures and Individual Rights in Sweden63
3.1 Introduction63
3.1.1 General Remarks63
3.1.2 Main Features of the Unemployment Insurance System and the Social Assistance System65
3.2 Activation Connected with Social Assistance67
3.2.1 Content of the Activation Obligations67
3.2.2 Assessment of the Activation Reform68
3.3 Conclusions78
4 Activation Measures and Individual Rights in Denmark81
4.1 Introduction81
4.1.1 General Remarks81
4.1.2 Main Features of the Unemployment Insurance System and the Social Assistance System82
4.2 The Evolution of Activation Policies Targeting Recipients of Social Assistance84
4.2.1 The 1993 Municipal Activation Act84
4.2.2 The 1997 Active Social Policy Act88
4.3 The Activation Legislation Now in Force91
4.3.1 Active Jobseeking91
4.3.2 Activation Measures92
4.3.3 Sanctions93
4.4 The Danish Activation Legislation and the Protection of Individual Rights94
4.4.1 Problematic Features of the Activation Legislation94
4.4.2 Legal Safeguards Protecting the Client95
4.4.3 Effectiveness97
4.5 Legal Security and Activation in the Three Countries97
5 The Implementation Process and Individual Rights99
5.1 Effectiveness99
5.2 Participation and Empowerment101
5.2.1 Delimitation of the Concept102
5.2.2 Participation in the Legislation of Denmark, Finland and Sweden103
5.2.3 General Remarks on the Right to Participation and its Implementation106
5.2.4 Conclusions111
5.3 Individualisation111
5.4 Self-Determination115
5.5 Participation, Individualisation and Self-Determination as Emancipatory Procedural Rights118
5.6 Proportionality119
5.7 Equality121
5.8 Discretion123
5.9 Concluding Remarks on the Implementation Process and Individual Rights128
6 The Significance of Individual Rights and Ways to Promote Their Implementation131
6.1 The Significance of Individual Rights131
6.1.1 The Right to Social Services in Administrative Law131
6.1.2 Social Rights Enjoying a Constitutional Status135
6.1.3 Rights, Basic Values and Ethical Guidelines137
6.1.4 Towards a Comprehensive and Inclusive Model of Implementation140
6.2 How to Promote the Implementation of Individual Rights in Different Interactive Contexts141
6.2.1 The Position of the Vulnerable Client142
6.2.2 The Position of the Client Asserting their Rights(the "Assertive Client")145
6.2.3 The Position of the (Alleged) Defaulter or Transgressor145
6.2.4 The Position of the Recipient as Contributor to ("Participant" in) the Decision-Making Process147
7 Conclusions149
7.1 Three Perspectives on Individual Rights149
7.2 Activation as a Political Project150
Bibliography155
Printed Material155
Internet Material168
Index171