Social Security Introduction

Author: Ding Jian Ding
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Publish Date: 2006-03-21
Features: This book is a fundamental undergraduate textbook for majors in social security and social work in universities. It includes eight chapters covering the development of social security, basic theories of social security, the composition of social security systems and models, the objectives and management of social security, reforms in social security systems, as well as the raising, operation, and management of social security funds. The book comprehensively and deeply introduces and discusses the historical development, theoretical evolution, content characteristics, and existing issues of social security in major countries around the world and in China. The book is well-founded, well-documented, clearly argued, and features knowledge, theory, realism, and comprehensiveness. It is not only suitable for teaching in related university disciplines but also for social security workers and general readers.