Exploring a blind spot in comparative pension reform research: Long‐term trends in non‐contributory pensions in Europe
Over the past two decades, pension reforms have been high on the agenda of social policy makers in E urope. In many countries, these reforms have resulted in less generous public pensions. At the same time, minimum income protection for older adults has received attention from policy makers, but muc...
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