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• Referees for 2015-2016 issues

• in "Social Policies", 3/2016
• pp. 537-537, DOI: 10.7389/84853
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• Referees for 2017-2018

• in "Social Policies", 3/2018
• pp. 465-466, DOI: 10.7389/91924
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• Serafino NegrelliPaolo Rossi

• Changes in the nature of work and occupational welfare

• in "Social Policies", 1/2019
• pp. 117-136, DOI: 10.7389/93735
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• Paolo RossiTeresa Bertotti

• The horizontal construction of discretion in social care services. Street-level bureaucracy between organizational identities and integration processes

• in "Social Policies", 3/2019
• pp. 447-468, DOI: 10.7389/95411
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• Gabriella NatoliMarta SantanicchiaAnnalisa Turchini

• Third Sector and social services: empirical evidence in the (blurry) light of the reform

• in "Social Policies", 2/2019
• pp. 243-252, DOI: 10.7389/94310
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• Massimo LoriNereo Zamaro

• The blurry borders of the Italian Third Sector

• in "Social Policies", 2/2019
• pp. 225-242, DOI: 10.7389/94309
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• Giovanni B. Sgritta

• Basic income, Italian style

• in "Social Policies", 1/2019
• pp. 141-148, DOI: 10.7389/93737
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• Matteo Jessoula

• Yellow-green pensions: equitable and sustainable?

• in "Social Policies", 1/2019
• pp. 153-158, DOI: 10.7389/93739
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• Ivana Fellini

• Minimum wage: the only priority for the Italian Labour Market?

• in "Social Policies", 3/2019
• pp. 537-542, DOI: 10.7389/95418
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• Giovanni Moro

• Ten years of asphyxia? Analysing the content and dynamics of the European social and employment policy change

• in "Social Policies", 2/2019
• pp. 207-224, DOI: 10.7389/94308
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• Igor GuardiancichDavid Natali

• Pensions in Italy: New challenges and old problems

• in "Social Policies", 3/2018
• pp. 437-442, DOI: 10.7389/91921
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• Giovanna VicarelliMicol Bronzini

• Digital health: Analytical dimensions and research perspectives

• in "Social Policies", 2/2018
• pp. 147-162, DOI: 10.7389/90591
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• Robert Perna

• Immigration in Italy. Dynamics and trends in times of crisis

• in "Social Policies", 1/2015
• pp. 89-116, DOI: 10.7389/79536
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• Nerina Dirindin

• Differentiated autonomy proposals and the risks for the Italian NHS

• in "Social Policies", 3/2019
• pp. 533-536, DOI: 10.7389/95417
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• Luca Gori

• The Italian Third Sector Reform and the Regional Governments' degree of autonomy

• in "Social Policies", 2/2019
• pp. 317-332, DOI: 10.7389/94315
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• Franca MainoElena BarazzettaValentino Santoni

• Company-based welfare: an investment opportunity or marketization of the non-profit sector? Preliminary evidence from the case of the CGM Cooperative Group

• in "Social Policies", 2/2019
• pp. 271-288, DOI: 10.7389/94312
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• Cristina Solera

• The Italian Government's Family Package: many fragmented measures with Scant Effectiveness

• in "Social Policies", 1/2019
• pp. 149-152, DOI: 10.7389/93738
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• Pasquale di PadovaEnrico Nerli Ballati

• Social Stratification, Reproduction of Inequalities and the case of the NEET in Italy

• in "Social Policies", 2/2018
• pp. 245-274, DOI: 10.7389/90597
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• Massimo LoriEmmanuele Pavolini

• Organizational Change in the Italian Third Sector

• in "Social Policies", 1/2016
• pp. 41-64, DOI: 10.7389/83117
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• Marco Arlotti

• The development of fiscal-occupational welfare in Italy: what type of arrangements, interactions, and impacts?

• in "Social Policies", 1/2019
• pp. 93-116, DOI: 10.7389/93734
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