Social Security by Daniel Beland

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Summary

Chronicles how Social Security and the controversy surrounding its solvency have evolved, offering along the way new insights into its past, present, and future. The author focuses particularly on the relationship between ideas and institutions in policymaking to examine the impact of gender and race on Social Security politics.

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Social Security by Daniel Beland

Chronicles how Social Security and the controversy surrounding its solvency have evolved, offering along the way new insights into its past, present, and future. The author focuses particularly on the relationship between ideas and institutions in policymaking to examine the impact of gender and race on Social Security politics.
Daniel Beland is assistant professor of sociology at the University of Calgary.
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ISBN 13 9780700614042
ISBN 10 0700614044
Title Social Security
Author Daniel Beland
Series Studies In Government And Public Policy
Condition Unavailable
Binding Type Hardback
Publisher University Press of Kansas
Year published 2005-08-31
Number of pages 264
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