SOCIAL POLICY NO 5-6/2006 WE RECOMMEND THE PAPERS:
Mieczysława Kabaja – New methods for quality evaluation in higher education
The paper deals with new methods of quality evaluation and value added of higher education based on the opinions of students graduating from School of Economics and Social Policy in Warsaw. The methods have been tested and value added of higher education has been estimated. The system of 5 criteria of education quality of has been developed and tested.
Mirosława Grewińskiego – Multi-sectoral social policy: towards welfare pluralism
In recent years one might have witnessed, a shift in the emphasis from the traditional welfare to welfare pluralism. Welfare mix ideas, seem to appear with an increasing frequency. Thus it becomes evident that all sectors – the government, the market, and the institutions of civil society, contribute to the creation and maintenance of social prosperity. International organizations, such as the UN, OECD, or the EU have been stressing the necessity to introduce the new paradigm of social policy. In Poland, a gradual shift of responsibility from the central government level to the level of self-government (decentralization) as well as towards the private sector (commercialization) and the non-governmental one (socialization) may be observed. This tendency seems to remain mostly ignored or underestimated in theoretical and scholarly analysis of social policy.
Agnieszki Jachowicz – Residental homes for the elderly – necessity or luxury?
In traditional family an old person was treated with respect. Nowadays youngsters do not have even time enough to take care for their grandfathers and parents. In consequence they place them in residential homes. As late as in the 90th and at the beginning of ’04 new regulations have been promulgated, describing types of residential homes, range of provided services, entitlements and the way to cover necessary expenditures. It is quite possible that all these adjustments will make living in residential homes the kind of luxury and not only the painful necessity.
CONTENTS 5-6/2006
NEW METHODS FOR QUALITY EVALUATION IN HIGHER EDUCATION – Mieczysław Kabaj
MULTI-SECTORAL SOCIAL POLICY: TOWARDS WELFARE PLURALISM – Mirosław Grewiński
RESIDENTAL HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY – NECESSITY OR LUXURY? – Agnieszka Jachowicz
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Krzysztof Frysztacki: SOCIAL AMERICA. THE SPACE OF SOCIAL ASSISTANCE AND SOCIAL WORK IN THE US – Reviewed by Dariusz Zalewski
Helena Szewczyk: CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYMENT – Reviewed by Bolesław Maciej Ćwiertniak
CONTEPORARY SOCIAL POLICY. DATA ON TRANSFORMATIONS: POLAND AND THE WORLD
CONTEMPORARY WORLD – MISCELLANEA
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AN ANALYSIS OF STATUTORY MINIMAL WAGES AND LABOUR MARKET. CONFERENCE ILSS – Bożena Kołaczek, Dorota Głogosz
IMPACT OF PRIVATIZATION ON LABOR RELATIONS. CONFERENCE ILSS – Joanna Węgorowska
LOCAL SELF-GOVERNMENTS AND SOCIAL POLICY. CONFERENCE IN WARSAW – Bożena Kołaczek
ON THE PERFECT HRM. CONFERENCE ILSS – Barbara Sajkiewicz
 – Witold Nieciuński
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