TASK1/WG1 - COMPARISON OF THE REGULATORY TRAJECTORIES, INSTITUTIONAL GEOMETRIES AND ORGANISATIONAL CONFIGURATION IN SOCIAL SERVICES (Months 1-12)

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Description

Aim

The aim of this task was to assemble and compare knowledge on the regulatory trajectories, the institutional geometries and the organisational configurations in the funding, planning, production and delivery of social services, as they resulted from the restructuring of welfare systems over the last thirty years in the different nations/regions participating to the Action. 

The regulatory trajectories referred to the evolution of the legislative frameworks regulating social services; the institutional geometries  referred to the division of responsibility between the national, the regional and/or the local government levels; the organisational configurations referred to the division of labour between the state, the market, the third sector and the family. Particular attention was given to differences in ‘welfare traditions’ and path-dependency in explaining ‘place’ specificities.

This Task set the context to carry out the subsequent Task 2/WG2.

Responsibility and Activities

This task was carried out by Working Group 1, coordinated by a WG1 Leader, and involved the following activities:

 

Participants

WG1 Leader

Blanca DEUSDAD - Rovira i Virgili University of Tarragona (ES)
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WG1 Co-Leaders

Einar ÖVERBYE - Oslo and Akershus University – (NO)
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Participant Parties/institutions

AUSTRIA: Linz

BELGIUM: Antwerp

HUNGARY: Budapest

FINLAND: Jyväskylä and Tampere

GREECE: Athens

ICELAND: Reykjavík

ITALY: Reggio Calabria and Milano

MACEDONIA

MALTA: Msida

NORWAY: Oslo

PORTUGAL: Porto

ROMANIA: Galati

SPAIN: Tarragona, Barcelona, Valencia

SWEDEN: Lund and Stockholm

SWITZERLAND: Bern

UNITED KINGDOM: London, Leeds

 

Methodology

A ‘template’ was prepared and circulated for the presentation of national/regional profiles at the WG1 Oslo Workshop.

  

Output

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