… Act (the Act) of 1935. This Act provided for unemployment insurance, old-age insurance, …
The Great Depression was clearly a catalyst for the Social Security Act of 1935, and some of its …

… the territorial principle maybe chosen as rules of conflict: the … Rules of conflict of public law,
to which social security law belongs, are of a one-sided character. This is because public law …

… The aim of this book is to provide a critical examination of social security policy and practice,
to provide the information and analytical tools to make sense of these policy debates and …

… universalist conception of social security. Congress, however, … the initial passage of the
Social Security Act, but it might also … With social security becoming more generous and popular …

… Social Security. This expectation does not seem sensible to me. If there is no legislation
changing Social Security, … under current law until 2042 (Board of Trustees of Social Security and …

… Before we delve into the deeper theoretical and empirical mechanisms behind the adoption
of social security legislation, we illustrate the global expansion of social security. We map …

… on the Social Security Act, but really to utilize them to advance a socially desirable program,
fully in accord with present fundamental principles underlying the Social Security Act and …

… of social security are social insurance and tax-financed social benefits. Tax-financed social
… Social insurance is financed by contributions, and its benefits are awarded when a specific …

… ¹ I have drawn here upon a memorandum submitted by the author to the House and Senate
committees considering the social security legislation and which, I believe, expresses the …

… tion and passage of the Social Security Act of 1935. US state … basically shaped the Social
Security legislation by working … framing of the Social Security legislation within the executive …