Neustart in der Rentenpolitik

Pension policies are a major topic of political debate, whose discussions concentrate on both the instruments and general objectives of the system of pension provision. This volume includes research on different problems and reform alternatives in this respect, focusing especially on state pensions. Its chapters deal—among other issues—with the role of basic pension schemes within the state pension system, the link between work and income in old age, the treatment of care work in pension systems and the development of pensions in times of demographic change. Three chapters add a comparative perspective.
The authors are researchers at public or non-profit universities and research institutes.

With contributions by
Gerhard Bäcker, Florian Blank, Martin Brussig, Judith Czepek, Susanne Drescher, Johannes Geyer, Arthur Kaboth, Ute Klammer, Tim Köhler-Rama, Patricia Frericks, Jutta Schmitz-Kießler, Camille Logeay, Anita Tiefensee, Erik Türk, Tobias Wiß, Josef Wöss and Rudolf Zwiener.