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Table of contents of the issue 3/2021, September-December

ISBN: 978-88-15-29722-8

Year: VIII

Costanzo Ranci

Per una sociologia degli ultimi. Il contributo di Antonio Tosi all’analisi critica delle politiche sociali

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 441-448 DOI: 10.7389/102750

FOCUS: LA CRISI PANDEMICA E LE MISURE DI SOSTEGNO AL REDDITO: OPPORTUNITÀ DI RIFORMA O OCCASIONE MANCATA?

Patrik Vesan Dora Garbardella Enrica Morlicchio

The pandemic crisis and the Italian income support system: impacts and perspectives

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 449-468 DOI: 10.7389/102751

Massimo Baldini Giovanna Scarchilli

Cash transfers to households and the Covid-19 pandemic

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 469-492 DOI: 10.7389/102752

Marco Barbieri Dario Guarascio

The pandemic and the need to reform the Italian income support system

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 493-510 DOI: 10.7389/102753

Marcello Natili Matteo Jessoula Eugenia Caizzi

«Citizenship» or «emergency» income? The politics of anti-poverty safety net(s) in Italy during the pandemic

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 511-530 DOI: 10.7389/102754

Sandro Busso Cristiano Gori Alessandro Martelli Antonella Meo

Economic anti-poverty measures at the pandemic test. Three analytical dimensions

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 531-552 DOI: 10.7389/102755

Gianluca Busilacchi Giovanni Gallo Matteo Luppi

Has something hanged? The policy implementation of the reddito di cittadinanza: constraints and path dependency

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 553-578 DOI: 10.7389/102756

Luca Lionello

New perspectives for EU social policy in the aftermath of the pandemic

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 579-598 DOI: 10.7389/102757

Saggi

Camilla Landi Valentina Calcaterra

Community network dialogues to promote community development. An experience of community social work project

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 599-618 DOI: 10.7389/102758

Welfare Europa

Matteo Mandelli Sebastiano Sabato Matteo Jessoula

EU Economic Governance and the Socio-Ecological Transition: Towards a More Sustainable European Semester?

Social Policies 3/2021 pp: 619-638 DOI: 10.7389/102759

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