Paper No. 1, May 2005: Health, Ageing and Work
Content summary
Editorial
Orio Giarini
Pension Economics and the Four Pillars: a Never-Ending Challenge
Patrick M. Liedtke
Strategies for the Welfare Society in the Larger Europe: the Insurance Perspective
Sergio Balbinot
Building the European Welfare Policy
Jaroslaw Pietras and Maciej Duszczyk
The Demographic Situation Now and in the Next 10 to 20 Years
Raimondo Cagiano de Azevedo
Longevity: a Right to Be Achieved
Vincenzo Marigliano, Mina Brückner, Laura Tafaro and Maria Teresa Tombolillo
Extending the Disease Pattern Shift
Giorgio Stanta and Davide Brunetti
Jobs-Led Development Incorporating Svecchiamento as an Asset?
Ivo Šlaus
Active Ageing: a Core Policy Priority for the European Union
Fritz von Nordheim Nielsen
Why and How to Prolong Working Life: a Labour Market Perspective
Paolo Sestito
Why is the Employment Rate of Older Swiss so High? An Analysis of the Social Security System
David Dorn and Alfonso Sousa-Poza
Employment of Older Workers in the Netherlands: Recent Reforms
Geneviève Reday-Mulvey and Katalin Velladics
How to Reconcile Employees Interest with the Increasing Older Workers Employment Policies
Martin Hutsebaut
The Double Helix of Learning and Work
Mircea Malitza
Basic Factors of Needed Welfare Policy Supporting the Counter-Ageing Society in the Czech Republic
Karel Zeman
A Project of Gradual Retirement in Croatia
Vladimir Miletic
Private Health Insurance in OECD Countries: A Policy Brief
Francesca Colombo and Nicole Tapay
The Role of Management in Healthcare Reform Process in Slovenia
Miroslav Končina

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