PLCP 3120

Politics and Political Economy of the Welfare State

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Course Description

This seminar investigates the origins, expansion, and stabilization (or crisis - take your pick) of the welfare state in the rich OECD countries (North America, Western Europe, Japan, Australia and New Zealand) focussing on why market and non-market based systems of social protection emerged and the roles played by states, labor market actors, and women's groups.


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    Fall 2024

  • Mark Schwartz

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    3.33

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    Fall 2024

  • Ferdinand Flagstad

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    Fall 2022

  • Beatriz Costa

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    Fall 2022

  • Herman Schwartz

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    Fall 2021

  • Faculty Staff

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    Fall 2021

  • Shiran Ren

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    Fall 2020

  • Mylene Freeman

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    Fall 2020

  • Hayley Elszasz

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    Fall 2020

  • Nicola Nones

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    Fall 2019

  • Benjamin Helms

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    Fall 2019