International Standardsetting And Innovations In Social Securityedited By Ulrich Becker Frans Pennings Tineke Dijkhoff 2013th Edition Wolters Kluwer by Wolters Kluwer, Law & Business, Edited By Ulrich Becker, Frans Pennings, Tineke Dijkhoff, Ulrich Becker, Frans Pennings, Tineke Dijkhoff 9789041137289, 9041137289 instant download after payment.

Already from the beginning of the twentieth century, international standards on social security have been developed by international organizations. A very active period of standard setting was the 1950s-1970s, although the focus was primarily on European countries. Since the 1990s, few new standards have been developed. Yet, there are still large deficiencies in social protection in many countries, and poverty keeps on being an unsolved problem. At the same time, structural changes are introduced to developed social security systems which seem to jeopardize the implementation of international social standards. On the one hand, the need to promote social protection for all on a global level is still strongly felt. On the other, innovations in social security in all part of the world seem to lead to new obstacles on the way to its realization. Therefore, a study of the most important phenomena of social security developments in the light of the functioning of international standards is very much needed