Vladimír Rys
Biographic Data
| ID | 5821332 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Vladimír Rys |
| GIVEN NAMES | Vladimír |
| FAMILY NAME | Rys |
| SIGNATURE | RYS V |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Geneva |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 21 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1968 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Commentary
Social Protection in Central and Eastern Europe Ten Years After
Transition Countries of Central Europe Entering the European Union
A brief overview of essential choices facing the transition countries of central Europe with regard to social security policy precedes the discussion of some selected issues related to their entry into the European Union (EU). While not much weight is given to the idea of these countries bringing in yet another social model, the problem of social dumping is considered more seriously, particularly in view of the continuing impact of neoliberal ide…
The Entry of Transition Countries of Central Europe in European Union
After a brief survey of evidence showing that social security reform in each country of the region now follows its own path, the author reviews some general issues of social protection with special reference to transition countries. He then deals with several questions which preoccupy western observers in relation to EU enlargement: the emergence of a new model in addition to those already in place, the fear of social dumping and the interrogatio…
Social Security Developments in Central Europe
The orientation of social security reform in the former communist countries of Central Europe is discussed. Reform measures are traced to their genesis in the immediate postcommunist period. It is argued that early reform efforts were hampered by a widespread belief that the functions of the existing social security system had to be preserved, leading to the ignorance of fundamental political & economic realities that shape such social legislatio…
Social Security Reform in Central Europe
In replying to the question as to why three years after the fall of communism in Central Europe no global reform of social security has taken place, the article underlines the import ance of a thorough analysis of the previous system for the understanding of the reform process. An explanation of the mechanism for turning pre-war social insurance schemes into comprehensive social security systems of a totalitarian state is followed by a brief over…
The Development of Social Security in the Light of Two Anniversaries
Problems of Social Security Planning in Industrialised and Developing Countries
Social Indicators and Their Application to Social Security 1
Some Current Problems of Social Security in the World
Transition Countries of Central Europe Entering the European Union
A brief overview of essential choices facing the transition countries of central Europe with regard to social security policy precedes the discussion of some selected issues related to their entry into the European Union (EU). While not much weight is given to the idea of these countries bringing in yet another social model, the problem of social dumping is considered more seriously, particularly in view of the continuing impact of neoliberal ide…
Social Protection in Central and Eastern Europe Ten Years After
Social Security Reform in Central Europe
In replying to the question as to why three years after the fall of communism in Central Europe no global reform of social security has taken place, the article underlines the import ance of a thorough analysis of the previous system for the understanding of the reform process. An explanation of the mechanism for turning pre-war social insurance schemes into comprehensive social security systems of a totalitarian state is followed by a brief over…
Problems of Social Security Planning in Industrialised and Developing Countries
Some Current Problems of Social Security in the World
Social Security Developments in Central Europe
The orientation of social security reform in the former communist countries of Central Europe is discussed. Reform measures are traced to their genesis in the immediate postcommunist period. It is argued that early reform efforts were hampered by a widespread belief that the functions of the existing social security system had to be preserved, leading to the ignorance of fundamental political & economic realities that shape such social legislatio…
Some Current Problems of Social Security in the World
Social Indicators and Their Application to Social Security 1
Problems of Social Security Planning in Industrialised and Developing Countries
The Development of Social Security in the Light of Two Anniversaries
Social Security Reform in Central Europe
In replying to the question as to why three years after the fall of communism in Central Europe no global reform of social security has taken place, the article underlines the import ance of a thorough analysis of the previous system for the understanding of the reform process. An explanation of the mechanism for turning pre-war social insurance schemes into comprehensive social security systems of a totalitarian state is followed by a brief over…
Social Security Developments in Central Europe
The orientation of social security reform in the former communist countries of Central Europe is discussed. Reform measures are traced to their genesis in the immediate postcommunist period. It is argued that early reform efforts were hampered by a widespread belief that the functions of the existing social security system had to be preserved, leading to the ignorance of fundamental political & economic realities that shape such social legislatio…
The Entry of Transition Countries of Central Europe in European Union
After a brief survey of evidence showing that social security reform in each country of the region now follows its own path, the author reviews some general issues of social protection with special reference to transition countries. He then deals with several questions which preoccupy western observers in relation to EU enlargement: the emergence of a new model in addition to those already in place, the fear of social dumping and the interrogatio…
Social Protection in Central and Eastern Europe Ten Years After
Transition Countries of Central Europe Entering the European Union
A brief overview of essential choices facing the transition countries of central Europe with regard to social security policy precedes the discussion of some selected issues related to their entry into the European Union (EU). While not much weight is given to the idea of these countries bringing in yet another social model, the problem of social dumping is considered more seriously, particularly in view of the continuing impact of neoliberal ide…
Commentary
Law (9 works) · Law (9 works) · Political science (9 works) · Social security (9 works) · Sociology (8 works) · Citation (6 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Library science (6 works) · Social Policy and Reform Studies (6 works) · Economics (4 works)