Agents of the welfare state: how caseworkers respond to need in the United States, Germany, and Sweden
Have globalization pressures and neo-liberal ideas led to convergence in how countries respond to welfare claimants? Through ethnographic case studies of social assistance offices in the United States, Germany and Sweden, Agents of the Welfare State demonstrates persistent diversity in how states st...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Have globalization pressures and neo-liberal ideas led to convergence in how countries respond to welfare claimants? Through ethnographic case studies of social assistance offices in the United States, Germany and Sweden, Agents of the Welfare State demonstrates persistent diversity in how states structure needs assessment and activation efforts, contrasting a bureaucratic, flat-grant system in the U.S., with German and Swedish programs in which individualized assessment is a core organizational task. It shows how responsiveness in these European programs is institutionalized through nationally distinct legal foundations, professional traditions, and resource networks, while revealing how resource scarcities threaten to erode these capabilities. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. [227]-236) and index |
| Beschreibung: | xvi, 246 S. graph. Darst. |
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| adam_text | Table of Contents
List of Figures ix
List of Tables xi
List of Acronyms xiii
Acknowledgments xv
1. Book Overview: Responding to Need in Diverse State Settings 1
2. Linking Welfare Caseworker Decision Making to State
Institutions 19
3. Welfare Caseworkers in California, the United States: Eligibility
Technicians and the Regulation of Desert 37
4. Welfare Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany: Entitlement
Scholars in a Highly Regulated State 57
5. Welfare Caseworkers in Malmo, Sweden: Social Workers
and the Consultation Culture 81
6. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in California, the United States:
Institutionalizing the Search for Employment 105
7. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany:
Resource Brokering into Vocational Training and the
Secondary Labor Market 127
8. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Malmo, Sweden:
The Emergence of Individualized Employment Services
in Municipal Activation Agencies 151
9. Comparing Welfare Administration in the Three Worlds
of Social Welfare 179
Appendix: Interview Data 199
Notes 205
References 227
Index 237
List of Figures
1.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers 13
3.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S. example) 55
4.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S. and German examples) 78
5.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S., German, and Swedish examples) 101
9.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers 182
9.2 Factors affecting welfare caseworker responsiveness 183
9.3 Factors affecting activation caseworker responsiveness 189
9.4 Comparing responsiveness among activation programs 194
List of Tables
1.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers 16
2.1 Variable role of frontline staff based on organization s
critical task 21
2.2 Modes of decision making 24
6.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(California examples) 124
7.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(Bremen examples and a California comparison) 147
8.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(Malmo examples) 177
9.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(California, Bremen, and Malmo examples) 188
A.I Welfare (AFDC/TANF) interviews in California counties,
1996-1997; 2000 199
A.2 Welfare (AFDC/TANF) observations in California counties,
1996-1997 199
A.3 Welfare-to-Work program interviews in California counties,
1996-1997; 2000 200
A.4 Welfare-to-work program observations in California
counties, 1996-1997 201
A.5 Welfare interviews in Bremen, Germany, 1999-2000 201
A.6 Welfare-to-Work interviews in Bremen, Germany,
1999-2000 202
A.7 Observations (welfare-to-Work) in Bremen, Germany,
1999-2000 202
xii LIST OF TABLES
A.8 Welfare interviews in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 202
A.9 Welfare-to-Work interviews in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 203
A. 10 Observations in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 203
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Table of Contents
List of Figures ix
List of Tables xi
List of Acronyms xiii
Acknowledgments xv
1. Book Overview: Responding to Need in Diverse State Settings 1
2. Linking Welfare Caseworker Decision Making to State
Institutions 19
3. Welfare Caseworkers in California, the United States: Eligibility
Technicians and the Regulation of Desert 37
4. Welfare Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany: Entitlement
Scholars in a Highly Regulated State 57
5. Welfare Caseworkers in Malmo, Sweden: Social Workers
and the Consultation Culture 81
6. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in California, the United States:
Institutionalizing the Search for Employment 105
7. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Bremen, Germany:
Resource Brokering into Vocational Training and the
Secondary Labor Market 127
8. Welfare-to-Work Caseworkers in Malmo, Sweden:
The Emergence of Individualized Employment Services
in Municipal Activation Agencies 151
9. Comparing Welfare Administration in the Three Worlds
of Social Welfare 179
Appendix: Interview Data 199
Notes 205
References 227
Index 237
List of Figures
1.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers 13
3.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S. example) 55
4.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S. and German examples) 78
5.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers
(U.S., German, and Swedish examples) 101
9.1 Comparing responsiveness among welfare caseworkers 182
9.2 Factors affecting welfare caseworker responsiveness 183
9.3 Factors affecting activation caseworker responsiveness 189
9.4 Comparing responsiveness among activation programs 194
List of Tables
1.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers 16
2.1 Variable role of frontline staff based on organization's
"critical task" 21
2.2 Modes of decision making 24
6.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(California examples) 124
7.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(Bremen examples and a California comparison) 147
8.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(Malmo examples) 177
9.1 Comparing responsiveness among activation caseworkers
(California, Bremen, and Malmo examples) 188
A.I Welfare (AFDC/TANF) interviews in California counties,
1996-1997; 2000 199
A.2 Welfare (AFDC/TANF) observations in California counties,
1996-1997 199
A.3 Welfare-to-Work program interviews in California counties,
1996-1997; 2000 200
A.4 Welfare-to-work program observations in California
counties, 1996-1997 201
A.5 Welfare interviews in Bremen, Germany, 1999-2000 201
A.6 Welfare-to-Work interviews in Bremen, Germany,
1999-2000 202
A.7 Observations (welfare-to-Work) in Bremen, Germany,
1999-2000 202
xii LIST OF TABLES
A.8 Welfare interviews in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 202
A.9 Welfare-to-Work interviews in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 203
A. 10 Observations in Malmo, Sweden, 2000 203 |
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