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Thirteen papers explore general trends in long-term care policy reform in Europe and their consequences. Papers discuss reforms in long-term care policies in Europe--an introduction; long-term care systems in comparative perspective--care needs, informal and formal coverage, and social impacts in European countries; long-term care in Sweden--trends, actors, and consequences; trajectories of change in Danish long term care policies--reproduction by adaptation through top-down and bottom-up reforms; long-term care reforms in the Netherlands; radical institutional change and incremental transformation--long-term care insurance in Germany; steps toward a long-term care policy in France--specificities, process, and actors; long-term care reform in Austria--emergence and development of a new welfare state pillar; long term care reform in England--a long and unfinished story; long-term care in Spain--between family care tradition and the public recognition of social risk; long-term care Italian policies--a case of inertial institutional change; long-term care reform in Central-Eastern Europe--the case of the Czech Republic; and institutional change in long-term care--actors, mechanisms, and impacts. Ranci is Professor in Economic Sociology at the Polytechnic of Milan. Pavolini is an economic sociologist and Associate Professor at the University of Macerata. Index.

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