Selection of the Canadian Social Security System and Its Implications for China

Author: Qiu Yulin
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: This book provides a detailed analysis of Canada's social security system. First, the book studies the Canadian social security system within a theoretical framework, comprehensively demonstrating the system of Canada's social security from general values → political ideology → social policy → policy implementation structure → policy implementers. Second, the book conducts extensive and in-depth elaboration and analysis of Canada's major social security systems, such as Old Age Security, Employment Insurance, Workmen's Compensation, Medical Insurance, and Social Assistance. Third, it provides a detailed introduction to the management and service structure of Canada's social security system, the human resources for the management and service of the system, social workers, and the evaluation system of Canada's social security system. Finally, based on an evaluation of Canada's social security system and the success of China's social security system reform, it proposes experiences that can be learned from Canada and the beneficial insights that Canada's system offers for China, while also outlining the future development direction of China's social security system.