Table of contents of the issue 2/2021, May-August

ISBN: 978-88-15-29721-1

Year: VIII

FOCUS: IL WELFARE DEI SERVIZI IN ITALIA A UN ANNO DAL COVID-19

Emmanuele Pavolini Stefania Sabatinelli Patrik Vesan

Italian welfare services facing the pandemic. An overview

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 211-232 DOI: 10.7389/101678

Giovanna Vicarelli Stefano Neri

A vital catastrophe. Health policy choices to tackle the Covid-19 pandemic in Italy

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 233-254 DOI: 10.7389/101679

Emmanuele Pavolini Gianluca Argentin Patrizia Falzetti Maria Tullia Galanti Emiliano Campodifiori Giuseppina Le Rose

Education policies in Italy during the pandemic

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 255-280 DOI: 10.7389/101680

Giliberto Capano Marino Regini

Higher education policies during the Covid-19 pandemic: two parallels responses

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 281-304 DOI: 10.7389/101681

Stefania Sabatinelli Emmanuele Pavolini

Italian family policies between ECEC services and work-family reconcilitation in pandemic times

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 305-326 DOI: 10.7389/101682

Marco Arlotti Costanzo Ranci

Long-term care policies facing the pandemic: the dramatic impact on nursing homes

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 327-348 DOI: 10.7389/101683

Eduardo Barberis Alessandro Martelli

Covid-19 and social services in Italy. Emerging trends in the fight against poverty and social vulnerability

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 349-368 DOI: 10.7389/101684

Ugo Ascoli Massimo Campedelli

Third sector and the coronavirus pandemic: towards a new welfare mix

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 369-388 DOI: 10.7389/101685

Giulio Vesperini

The state and the regions in the regulation of Covid-19. The case of personal and community services

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 389-412 DOI: 10.7389/101686

PREMIO GIOVANE RICERCATORE 2020 POLITICHE SOCIALI – ESPANET ITALIA

Chiara Perin

The (im)possible development of the zoning mechanism: the Venetian case. An analysis of the historical, political and social evolution of the public governance of prostitution in the municipality of Venice

Social Policies 2/2021 pp: 413-436 DOI: 10.7389/101687

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