This book offers a legal analysis of the social protection measures taken by welfare states across the globe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The twenty-one country studies in this book set out in detail how the social law measures adopted during the pandemic interacted with existing welfare state institutions, what their legal nature was, how the relationship between collective risk and individual responsibility was negotiated during the crisis, what unique challenges countries faced in implementing a crisis response, and whether any long-term changes to each welfare state can be expected from the experiences of the pandemic. In doing so, it provides the first global study of social law during the COVID-19 pandemic. With contributions by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Becker, LL.M. (EUI)
Maarten Bouwmeester, LL.M.
Prof. Dr. Terry Carney, AO
Olga Chesalina, LL.M.
Dr. Elaine Dewhurst
Prof. Dr. Thomas Erhag
Dr. Jeferson Ferreira Barbosa
Dr. Michael Fletcher, BSc (Hons)
Dr. habil. Agnieszka Górnicz-Mulcahy
Prof. Dr. Linxin He
Dr. Eva Maria Hohnerlein
Prof. Dr. Katsuaki Matsumoto
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Mendizábal Bermúdez
Asst.-Prof. Dr. Luka Mišič
Prof. Dr. Letlhokwa George Mpedi, LLM.
Dr. Anastasia Poulou, Mst (Oxford)
Dr. Ariel Przybyłowicz
Prof. Dr. Ingo Wolfgang Sarlet
Dr. Anika Seemann, LL.M. (Cantab)
Dr. Martin Štefko
Prof. Dr. Sara Stendahl
Prof. Dr. Grega Strban
Prof. Dr. Nai-Yi Sun
Yifei Wang and Nikola Wilman, LL.M., MJur.This book offers a legal analysis of the social protection measures taken by welfare states across the globe during the COVID-19 pandemic. The twenty-one country studies in this book set out in detail how the social law measures adopted during the pandemic interacted with existing welfare state institutions, what their legal nature was, how the relationship between collective risk and individual responsibility was negotiated during the crisis, what unique challenges countries faced in implementing a crisis response, and whether any long-term changes to each welfare state can be expected from the experiences of the pandemic. In doing so, it provides the first global study of social law during the COVID-19 pandemic. With contributions by Prof. Dr. Ulrich Becker, LL.M. (EUI)
Maarten Bouwmeester, LL.M.
Prof. Dr. Terry Carney, AO
Olga Chesalina, LL.M.
Dr. Elaine Dewhurst
Prof. Dr. Thomas Erhag
Dr. Jeferson Ferreira Barbosa
Dr. Michael Fletcher, BSc (Hons)
Dr. habil. Agnieszka Górnicz-Mulcahy
Prof. Dr. Linxin He
Dr. Eva Maria Hohnerlein
Prof. Dr. Katsuaki Matsumoto
Prof. Dr. Gabriela Mendizábal Bermúdez
Asst.-Prof. Dr. Luka Mišič
Prof. Dr. Letlhokwa George Mpedi, LLM.
Dr. Anastasia Poulou, Mst (Oxford)
Dr. Ariel Przybyłowicz
Prof. Dr. Ingo Wolfgang Sarlet
Dr. Anika Seemann, LL.M. (Cantab)
Dr. Martin Štefko
Prof. Dr. Sara Stendahl
Prof. Dr. Grega Strban
Prof. Dr. Nai-Yi Sun
Yifei Wang and Nikola Wilman, LL.M., MJur.
1. access to social protection, Australia, Brazil, China, compensation, coronavirus, Czech Republic, Denmark England, job retention, Mexico, short time work benefit, supporting the economy, the self-employed, welfare state, social compensation, short-time work, vulnerability, self-employment, precarious work, social policy
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