Family, Kinship and State in Contemporary Europe, Vol. 1
The Century of Welfare: Eight Countries

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Table of Contents

Contents
Acknowledgements
Family, kinship and state in contemporary Europe: introduction to the three-volume series
Patrick Heady
1 Introduction: the reshaping of family and kin relations in European welfare systems
Hannes Grandits
2 Welfare as a moral obligation: changing patterns of family support in Italy and the Mediterranean
Pier Paolo Viazzo and Francesco Zanotelli
3 Strengthening weak ties: Swedish welfare and kinship
David Gaunt
4 The relationship between family, kin and social security in twentieth-century Germany
Heidi Rosenbaum and Elisabeth Timm
5 French individualism and kinship ties
Georges Augustins and Martine Segalen
6 Filling gaps in social security: family and kinship ties in Austria
Johannes Pflegerl and Christine Geserick
7 Kinship and the welfare state in twentieth-century Croatian transitions
Hannes Grandits
8 Family and state in twentieth-century Poland
Leon Dyczewski
9 Kinship ties and family support in twentieth-century Russia
Irina Trotsuk and Alexander Nikulin
10 Kinship in transformation—measures and models
Siegfried Gruber and Patrick Heady
Appendix: data sources and derivations
Authors
Index
Family, kinship and state in contemporary Europe: introduction to the three-volume series
Patrick Heady
1 Introduction: the reshaping of family and kin relations in European welfare systems
Hannes Grandits
2 Welfare as a moral obligation: changing patterns of family support in Italy and the Mediterranean
Pier Paolo Viazzo and Francesco Zanotelli
3 Strengthening weak ties: Swedish welfare and kinship
David Gaunt
4 The relationship between family, kin and social security in twentieth-century Germany
Heidi Rosenbaum and Elisabeth Timm
5 French individualism and kinship ties
Georges Augustins and Martine Segalen
6 Filling gaps in social security: family and kinship ties in Austria
Johannes Pflegerl and Christine Geserick
7 Kinship and the welfare state in twentieth-century Croatian transitions
Hannes Grandits
8 Family and state in twentieth-century Poland
Leon Dyczewski
9 Kinship ties and family support in twentieth-century Russia
Irina Trotsuk and Alexander Nikulin
10 Kinship in transformation—measures and models
Siegfried Gruber and Patrick Heady
Appendix: data sources and derivations
Authors
Index
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