The lenghtening of the life-cycle is a key feature, even a revolutionary one, of contemporary society. The European Papers on the New Welfare offer a platform to discuss the origin and the future of this phenomenon, and the economic, cultural and social consequences.
Paper no.30 / 2018
Sketches of Italian Pensions Conundrum
Nicola C. Salerno
Paper No.26 / 2015
European Papers on the New Welfare, No. 24, 2014
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Cancer Mortality Swiss Paradox
Roberto Vacca
Mobilising the Potential of Active Ageing and Silver Economy in European Countries
Asghar Zaidi
Itinerary to the Third Age – Special Edition of the European Papers on the New Welfare, No. 21, 2013
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Introduction: From Limits to Growth to Limitless Growth
– Garry Jacobs & Ivo Šlaus
Chapter 1: From Trieste to Texas
Chapter 2: Glories and disasters in the chemical industry
Chapter 3: The battle for Europe
Chapter 4: In the world of research
Chapter 5: The Club of Rome and the limits to growth
Chapter 6: Towards the Service Economy
Chapter 7: The Geneva Association (1973 – 2001)
Chapter 8: The Fourth Pillar, To the Conquest of 15 years of life
Chapter 9: An Open Letter to All Those Who Are or Will Be 65
Addendum 1: The Context For The Democratic Revolution Reconceptualising Macro-Economics
Addendum 2: Introductory Notes On New Economic Theory
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Paper N.19 / 2012
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Active Ageing: What differential experiences across EU countries?
Asghar Zaidi and Eszter Zolyomi
Paper No. 17, 2011: Counter-ageing policies
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The multipillar system for health care financing: Thirteen good reasons for open capitalisation funds covering both pension and health care provisions
Fabio Pammolli e Nicola C. Salerno
Dance For Life
Hwa A. Lim
The Global Aging Preparedness Index: A New Tool for Assessing How Well Prepared Countries are for Global Aging
Richard Jackson
Paper No. 15, October 2010: Welfare for Wealth
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The Elderly between the Needs for Care and Active Ageing
Tiziana Tesauro and Luca Pianelli
Aging of the Elderly: An Intragenerational Funding Approach to Long-term Care
Susan St. John and Yung-Ping Chen
Costs of Political Intermediation and Sustainability of the European Social Model in Health Care: the Dutch Example
Giulio Ercolessi
Sustainability and Adequacy of Pensions in EU countries: Synthesis from a Cross-national Perspective
Asghar Zaidi
Paper No. 13, October 2009: Steps Towards the European Welfare
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Editorial
Orio Giarini
The Long Term Costs of Lifestyle Risks. Pathways to Change: A Case Study in the UK
Nick Bosanquet and Helen Rainbow
Secondary Dementias and Prevention
Vincenzo Marigliano
Care Work in the EU: Support Measures in a Context of Demographic Change
Robert Anderson
Paper No. 11, January 2009: Towards a New Welfare
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Editorial: Welfare and the Wealth of Nations
Orio Giarini
Editorial: “New Age for All Ages”: The Counter-Ageing Society
Mara Tagliabue
The European Social Pension: A Theoretical Exercise
Milton Nektarios
Intertwining of Ageing and Sustainability in Eastern Europe
Aleksander Zidanšek and Ivo Šlaus