In a volume based on a workshop at the lead editor's campus, Devetzi (social law, U. of Applied Sciences, Fulda, Germany) and Stendahl (public law, U. of Gothenburg) introduce ten chapters that discus
This volume offers the opportunity to compare the social security systems of Germany, France, Finland, The Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden, the UK, Czech Republic, Spain, and the US (where the lack of no
