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Reform and Responsibility in the Remaking of the Swedish National Pension System: Opening the Orange Envelope

by Anette Nyqvist

Responsibility and the Swedish pension system

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Responsibility and the Swedish pension system

Anette Nyqvist’s study examines the remaking of Sweden’s national pension system through the question of who is responsible for providing for retirement. It traces how pension policy can shift responsibility from the state toward individuals, and what that shift means for the relationship between citizens and the state. The Swedish system serves as the specific case for a broader examination of how public policy reorganizes obligations between institutions and individuals. The supplied description presents the book as a detailed, close-up study, with pension reform and the changing allocation of responsibility at its center.

Good fit for readers who enjoy

  • Readers studying Swedish social policy or pension reform.
  • Readers interested in how public policy shapes state–citizen relationships.
  • Readers exploring the allocation of responsibility between governments and individuals.

Themes

Swedish national pension reformState and citizen relationshipsIndividual and public responsibility

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Book overview

"Reform and Responsibility in the Remaking of the Swedish National Pension System is a close up and detailed study through Sweden's remade national pension system. Nyqvist examines how a policy, such as a national pension system, shifts responsibility from state to individuals and, thus, work to reconfigure the state - citizen relationship"--
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