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Material Type: | Document, Internet resource |
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Document Type: | Internet Resource, Computer File |
All Authors / Contributors: |
B Unger; Daan van der Linde; Michael Getzner |
ISBN: | 9781785369551 1785369555 9781785369544 1785369547 |
OCLC Number: | 1027999252 |
Notes: | Incluye índice. Contributors include: F. Blank, G. Bonvissuto, J. Ferwerda, M. Getzner, G. Gutheil-Knopp-Kirchwald, J. Kadi, T. Knijn, I. Koetsier, J. Lewis, B. Unger, D. van der Linde, K. van Egmond, F. van Waarden. |
Description: | 1 online resource (1 recurso en línea (304 páginas)) |
Contents: | Contents: Foreword1. IntroductionBrigitte Unger, Loek Groot and Daan van der Linde2. Value Based Demarcation Between the Public and the Private DomainKlaas van EgmondPart I Traditional Core Tasks of the State: Security3. The Fight against Money Laundering: A Public Task?Joras Ferwerda4. Natural Disasters and (Future) Government DebtIan KoetsierPart II New Core Tasks: Social Security5. The Advantages and Disadvantages of Different Pension System DesignsIan Koetsier6. Pension Provision: (Still) a Public Task?Florian Blank7. Protection Against Unemployment - A Res Publica? Brigitte Unger8. More Health Care or More Beer? A Curious Paradox of Making Some Economic Tasks a Res PublicaFrans van Waarden9. ECEC: Childcare Markets in the Netherlands and England Trudie Knijn and Jane LewisPart III Public Goods10. Housing Policy and Spatial Inequality: Recent Insights from Vienna and AmsterdamGerlinde Gutheil-Knopp-Kirchwald and Justin Kadi11. Funding of Protected Areas: A Purely Public Task? Grazia Withalm12. The Role of Governments in Conserving and Funding Cultural Institutions Michael Getzner 13. Income Distribution as a Public Task: The Redistributive Preferences of (Mis)informed Voters Daan van der Linde14. ConclusionsBrigitte Unger, Michael Getzner and Daan van der LindeIndex |
Responsibility: | edited by Brigitte Unger, Daan van der Linde, Michael Getzner. |
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'The editors have gathered an impressive multidisciplinary team of authors, which mirrors Egons Matzner's socio-economic and interdisciplinary approach to public finance: The authors are academics from economics, sociology, political science, geography and spatial planning. . . The contributions in this book form an indispensable starting point for all those who want to deal with questions of public goods and the common good in a fundamental and modern non-neoclassical way.' -- European Journal of Economics and Economic Policies: Intervention Read more...

