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2011 | 2 | 69-92

Article title

Dwa modele polityki społecznej: europejski – socjaldemokratyczny i amerykański – liberalny. Na przykładzie wybranych obszarów polityki społecznej Stanów Zjednoczonych i Szwecji

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EN
THE TWO SOCIAL POLICY MODELS: EURO-SOCIAL AND US-LIBERAL. ANALYSIS BASED ON CHOSEN FIELDS OF SOCIAL POLICY IN THE USA AND SWEDEN

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PL

Abstracts

EN
The article analyses the differences between theoretical concepts of social policy models: US-liberal and the Euro-social, according to the classification of Gustav Esping-Andersen. The Liberal social policy model assumes reduced state interference in social life. The Social model offers the citizens a broad range of social security. Contradictory solutions within both models are presented on the social policy of the United States and Sweden. Selected areas analysed include health care system, social aid programmes and provisions of the labour market. The fundamental institutions of social policy in the United States are private market and family. By contrast, in Sweden it is the state that acts as most important social policy institution and provides extensive care from cradle to grave. Anyway, both the United States and Sweden are withdrawing from the classic models. In the first case it means increasing state involvement in the conduct of social policy. The second one is associated with increased private sector participation in providing social services and greater participation of the citizens.

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2

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69-92

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  • Centrum Europejskie Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, Al. Niepodległości 22, 02-653 Warszawa, Poland

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