Transformations of European Welfare States and Social Rights

<p>Chapter 1. Introduction: transformations of&nbsp;european welfare states&nbsp;and social rights (stine piilgaard porner nielsen & ole hammerslev).-&nbsp;Part&nbsp;I: State Regulation, Transformation of State egulation, And Agents Acting on Behalf of The State.- Chapter&nbsp;2. Claim and blame – how welfare law institutionalises deservingness (tobias eule).-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;3. What is the function of welfare law today? Consequences of the work-line polic (inger-johanne sand).-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;4. The penal voluntary sector’s role in the nordic welfare states: a shadow state?(annette olesen, maija helminen & emy bäcklin).-&nbsp;Part II: Encounters Between Welfare Professionals And Citizens.-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;5. A double helix: the intertwined history of the marginalisation of welfare clients and their activist lawyers and advisers in the transformation of the welfare state in england and wales (pete sanderson&nbsp;&hilary sommerlad).-&nbsp;Chapter 6. The paradoxical reality of welfare professionals: encounters between welfare professionals and citizens within social security in the netherlands (paulien de winter).-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;7. Asylum case adjudication in sweden, country of origin information and epistemic violence (martin joormann)&nbsp;.-&nbsp;Part&nbsp;III: Citizens’ Mobilisation of Social Rights.- Chapter&nbsp;8.&nbsp;Access to&nbsp;justice and social rights&nbsp;for victims of trafficking and labour exploitation in sweden (isabel schoultz &nbsp;polina)&nbsp;.-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;9. Welfare clients’ relational legal consciousness:&nbsp;&nbsp;an empirical perspective from the netherland (marc hertogh).-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;10. Youth homelessness in the danish welfare state: how do young persons in homelessness mobilise rights?(stine piilgaard porner nielsen & ole hammerslev).-&nbsp;Chapter&nbsp;11. Conclusion: transformations of european welfare states and social right (stine piilgaard porner nielsen & ole hammerslev).</p><p></p>