Sentence examples for welfare regimes from inspiring English sources

Likewise, there is a political cycle found in welfare regimes.

Accreditation systems such as the Red Tractor mark, which require four visits a year from vets, enforce higher welfare regimes.

In the rest of Europe – including the likes of Denmark and the Netherlands – pig farmers have historically followed lower welfare regimes.

This paper compares the two Anglo-Saxon liberal welfare regimes of Canada and Australia and the two East Asian welfare regimes of Japan and South Korea to understand the significance of this apparent convergence in social policy ideas.

This paper compares the social investment policy reforms that have been introduced by the two Anglo-Saxon liberal welfare regimes of Canada and Australia and the two East Asian welfare regimes of Japan and South Korea since the 1990s.

I also take issue with Kymlicka's advocacy of nationalism as necessary for the preservation of welfare regimes.

Since 1990, a number of welfare regimes in remarkably different parts of the world have developed surprisingly similar policy reforms.

And also the other way around, how do welfare regimes condition immigration policies and political approaches to diversity?

The aging of societies poses challenges for the sustainability of welfare regimes, particularly pension systems, if participation rates do not keep up as well.

If a supranational unit decides who is admitted and can freely move within its territory, how can nation-states then maintain their distinct welfare regimes?

As such, he believes nationalism was significant in the emergence of past welfare regimes, although he acknowledges that some social historians argue that "welfare states" arose out of political contestation between different class forces.