Seminar: The Nordic Alternative

THE NORDIC ALTERNATIVE
RESOURCES

PDF Documents & Background Materials

All of the seminar speeches and selected background materials are available in PDF format, which is especially suitable for print-outs. Such documents can only be accessed by computers equipped with the program, Acrobat Reader.

This may already be installed in your computer, since it is sometimes included with other programs as an accessory. To find out, just click on any of the PDF documents listed below. If nothing happens, go to the web site of Adobe Systems, select the appropriate version of Acrobat Reader for your computer, and download the program. It should then be possible to open and print any PDF file from any source.

PDF versions

The following seminar documents are available in PDF format:

Summary
Women, Class & Chronos,
keynote speech by Gösta Esping-Andersen
Commentary by Lena Sommestad
Commentary by Stein Reegård
Response to commentaries
by Gösta Esping-Andersen
Three European Models of Society
by Joachim Vogel
The Transformation of the Family
by Irene Wennemo
Opposing Forces, by Werner Wilkening
Open Discussion



Background materials

Also available are several items with additional information and ideas concerning "The Nordic Alternative". The conceptual framework of the seminar was provided by a report of Prof. Esping-Andersen to the European Union entitled, "A Welfare State for the 21st Century". Both the complete report and a summary are available in PDF format.

Other items on this web site include an article by Prof. Stein Kuhnle of Bergen University, "The Nordic Approach to General Welfare", which identifies twelve characteristics of the Nordic model as it developed during the 20th century. Links to a variety of articles on related issues are provided under the heading of "Nordic News Network".

Assoc. Prof. Joakim Palme, moderator of the seminar's afternoon session, has prepared a report for The Nordic Council on "The Nordic Model and The Modernisation of Social Protection in Europe." A condensed version is available here in PDF format.

	THE NORDIC ALTERNATIVE RESOURCES PDF Documents & Background Materials All of the seminar speeches and selected background materials are available in PDF format, which is especially suitable for print-outs. Such documents can only be accessed by computers equipped with the program, Acrobat Reader. This may already be installed in your computer, since it is sometimes included with other programs as an accessory. To find out, just click on any of the PDF documents listed below. If nothing happens, go to the web site of Adobe Systems, select the appropriate version of Acrobat Reader for your computer, and download the program. It should then be possible to open and print any PDF file from any source. PDF versions The following seminar documents are available in PDF format: Summary Women, Class & Chronos, keynote speech by Gösta Esping-Andersen Commentary by Lena Sommestad Commentary by Stein Reegård Response to commentaries by Gösta Esping-Andersen Three European Models of Society by Joachim Vogel The Transformation of the Family by Irene Wennemo Opposing Forces, by Werner Wilkening Open Discussion
	Background materials Also available are several items with additional information and ideas concerning "The Nordic Alternative". The conceptual framework of the seminar was provided by a report of Prof. Esping-Andersen to the European Union entitled, "A Welfare State for the 21st Century". Both the complete report and a summary are available in PDF format. Other items on this web site include an article by Prof. Stein Kuhnle of Bergen University, "The Nordic Approach to General Welfare", which identifies twelve characteristics of the Nordic model as it developed during the 20th century. Links to a variety of articles on related issues are provided under the heading of "Nordic News Network". Assoc. Prof. Joakim Palme, moderator of the seminar's afternoon session, has prepared a report for The Nordic Council on "The Nordic Model and The Modernisation of Social Protection in Europe." A condensed version is available here in PDF format.