List of Figures List of Tables List of Appendices List of Abbreviations List of Annexes List of contributors 1: J. Clasen and D. Clegg: Unemployment Protection and Labour Market Change in Europe: Towards 'Triple Integration'? Part I: National developments 2: J. Clasen: The United Kingdom - Towards a Single Working-Age Benefit 3: D. Clegg: France - Integration versus Dualisation 4: I. Dingeldey: Germany - Moving Towards Integration Whilst Maintaining Segmentation 5: M. Hoogenboom: The Netherlands - Two Tiers for All 6: J. De Deken: Belgium - A Precursor Muddling Through? 7: C. Champion: Switzerland - A Latecomer Catching Up? 8: M. Jessoula and P. Vesan: Italy - Partial Adaptation of an Atypical Benefit System 9: F. J. Mato: Spain - Fragmented Unemployment Protection in a Segmented Labour Market 10: J. Goul Andersen: Denmark - Ambiguous Modernisation of an Inclusive Unemployment Protection System 11: O. Sjöberg: Sweden - Ambivalent Adjustment 12: A. Duman and Á. Scharle: Hungary - Fiscal Pressures and a Rising Resentment Against the (idle) Poor 13: O. Hora and T. Sirovátka: The Czech Republic -Activation, Diversification and Marginalisation Part II: Cross-National Perspectives 14: W. Eichhorst, R. Konle-Seidl; A. Koslowski, P. Marx: Quantity over Quality? A European Comparison of the Changing Nature of Transitions Between Non-Employment and Employment 15: J. De Deken and J. Clasen: Tracking Caseloads - The Changing Composition of Working-Age Benefit Receipt in Europe 16: G. Bonoli: Active Labour Market Policies in a Changing Economic Context 17: J. Clasen and D. Clegg: The Transformation of Unemployment Protection in Europe

List of Figures List of Tables List of Appendices List of Abbreviations List of Annexes List of contributors 1: J. Clasen and D. Clegg: Unemployment Protection and Labour Market Change in Europe: Towards ''Triple Integration''? Part I: National developments 2: J. Clasen: The United Kingdom - Towards a Single Working-Age Benefit 3: D. Clegg: France - Integration versus Dualisation 4: I. Dingeldey: Germany - Moving Towards Integration Whilst Maintaining Segmentation 5: M. Hoogenboom: The Netherlands - Two Tiers for All 6: J. De Deken: Belgium - A Precursor Muddling Through? 7: C. Champion: Switzerland - A Latecomer Catching Up? 8: M. Jessoula and P. Vesan: Italy - Partial Adaptation of an Atypical Benefit System 9: F. J. Mato: Spain - Fragmented Unemployment Protection in a Segmented Labour Market 10: J. Goul Andersen: Denmark - Ambiguous Modernisation of an Inclusive Unemployment Protection System 11: O. Sjöberg: Sweden - Ambivalent Adjustment 12: A. Duman and Á. Scharle: Hungary - Fiscal Pressures and a Rising Resentment Against the (idle) Poor 13: O. Hora and T. Sirovátka: The Czech Republic -Activation, Diversification and Marginalisation Part II: Cross-National Perspectives 14: W. Eichhorst, R. Konle-Seidl; A. Koslowski, P. Marx: Quantity over Quality? A European Comparison of the Changing Nature of Transitions Between Non-Employment and Employment 15: J. De Deken and J. Clasen: Tracking Caseloads - The Changing Composition of Working-Age Benefit Receipt in Europe 16: G. Bonoli: Active Labour Market Policies in a Changing Economic Context 17: J. Clasen and D. Clegg: The Transformation of Unemployment Protection in Europe references index