Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Publikationsdato	1. okt. 2021
Udgivelsessted	Berlin
Udgiver	Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres
Udgave	31
Antal sider	4
Status	Udgivet - 1. okt. 2021

Navn	Population and Policy Compact series
Nummer	31

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Vanhuysse, P., Medgyesi, M., & Gal, R. I. (2021, okt. 1). Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. (31 udg.) Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . Population and Policy Compact series Nr. 31

Vanhuysse, Pieter ; Medgyesi, Márton ; Gal, Robert Ivan. / Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines : Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. 2021. Berlin : Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . 4 s. (Population and Policy Compact series; Nr. 31).

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Vanhuysse, P, Medgyesi, M & Gal, RI 2021, Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres , Berlin.

Welfare states as lifecycle redistribution machines: Age is more important than status in how social policies operate. / Vanhuysse, Pieter; Medgyesi, Márton; Gal, Robert Ivan.
4 s. 31 udg. Berlin: Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Sciences on behalf of Population Europe - The Network of Europe's Leading Demographic Research Centres . 2021, Population and Policy Compact. (Population and Policy Compact series; Nr. 31).

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