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Vodopivec, M and Dolenc, P (2008) Live Longer, Work Longer: Making It Happen in the Labour Market. SP Discussion Paper No. 0803. The World Bank Wallace, A, Croucher, K, Bevan,M, Jackson, K, O’Malley, L and Quilgards, D (2006) Evidence for policy making: Some reflections on the application of systematic reviews to housing research. Housing Studies. 21(2): 297-314. Worcester, R. (2013). PUBLICOPINION: FRIENDORFOE?. Chancellor’s Lecture. Canterbury campus 25 January 2013. Yeates, N. (2002). Globalization and Social Policy. London: Sage. Zutavern, J and Kohli, M (2010) Needs and Risks in the Welfare State. In: Castles, F; Leibfried, S; Lewis, J and H, Obinger eds. The Oxford Handbook of the Welfare State. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Bibliography of included studies Aalberg T. (2003) Chapter 6 Support for egalitarian ideals and policies: reaction or adjustment? In: Aalberg, T. Achieving justice: comparative public opinion on income distribution. Netherlands: Brill. Andersson, J. (2010). Welfare Regime Types: Do They Really Matter for Welfare Support. Paper for PSA Graduate Network Conference March 2010. Andress, H. J. and Heien, T. (2001). Four worlds of welfare state attitudes? A comparison of Germany, Norway and the United States. European Sociological Review. 17(4): 337-356. Bean, C. and Papadakis, E (1998). A comparison of mass attitudes towards the welfare state in different institutional regimes, 1985-1990. International journal of public opinion research. 10(3): Berg, L (2007). Multi-level Europeans: the influence of territorial attachments on political trust and welfare attitudes. Goteborg: Goteborg University. Bolzendahl, C. and Olafsdottir, S. (2008). Gender group interest or gender ideology? Understanding US support for family policy within the liberal welfare regime\. Sociological perspectives. 51(2): 281-304.
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