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This book explores the complex relationship between social security and economic development, arguing that social security contributes positively to economic development by promoting social investments that not only foster economic growth but enhance social welfare for all. The contributors analyse the various forms of social security, and, through comprehensive analysis of country experiences, demonstrates that the relationship between social security and economic development defies the simplistic interpretations currently popular in literature on the subject. A variety of country case studies are explored including Britain, Chile, China, India, Korea, Norway, Singapore, South Africa and the United States. This topical volume is a vital companion for all interested in the dynamics of the relationship between social security and the economy.
Contents
Introduction PART I: ISSUES OF SOCIAL SECURITY AND DEVELOPMENT Origins and Features of Social Security; J.Midgley & K-l.Tang Social Security and the Economy: Key Perspectives; J.Midgley PART II: DIVERSE NATIONAL EXPERIENCES South Africa: Social Security, Poverty Alleviation and Development; L.Patel & J.Triegaardt Chile: Social Security, Privatization and Economic Growth; S.Borzutzky China: Social Security in the Context of Rapid Economic Growth; K-l.Tang & R.Ngan The United States: Social Security Policy Innovations and Economic Development; J.Midgley Korea: Economic Development, Social Security and Productive Welfare; J.Y.Jo Norway: Social Security, Active Labour Market Programmes and Economic Progress; E.Dahl & T.Lorentzen United Kingdom: The Economic and Social Benefits of Ending Child Poverty; M.Evans Singapore: Social Investment, the State and Social Welfare; J.Lee & S. Vasoo India: Inclusive Development through the Extension of Social Security; W.van Ginneken
