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- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G classification C1.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G date "2023".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G language "eng".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G type conference.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G hasPart 01HRYQY3695MM2C5EKMEX4YQYJ.pdf.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G subject "Law and Political Science".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G doi "10.1007/978-3-031-32822-0_13".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G isbn "9783031328213".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G isbn "9783031328220".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G isbn "9783031328244".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G presentedAt urn:uuid:0c7ada7b-aa6a-4869-a368-fbc23b75f0b8.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G abstract "The history of Belgian pensions legislation for the private sector is commonly divided into a ‘capitalization period’, running from 1924 to 1955, and a ‘repartition period’, stretching from 1955 until the present. This conceptualization is attractive in that is follows one of the most fundamental dichotomies in pensions research, whereby pensions schemes are categorized according to the manner of their financing. In this contribution it is however argued that the existence of a ‘capitalization period’ cannot be treated as a factual given. The actual degree of capitalization following 1924 was quite low. Moreover, a provisional ‘repartition scheme’ legislated in 1920 turns out to conceal a significant amount of capitalization. Far from doing away with the dichotomy entirely however, tracing how capitalization and repartition were woven into this early legislation will help us to understand the real priorities of the era. Fundamentally, the Belgian legislator in the 1920s was faced with a choice between whether to link pensions to poverty or to a personal contribution. Parliament opted decisively for the latter. This choice has largely held to this day. In this way, rather than seeing the 1950s as the birth of the modern Belgian pensions system, Belgium’s most fundamental choice was made decades earlier. The Belgian 1920s are therefore of interest both to understand Belgium’s social legislation and as useful object of study for more general theoretical concerns.".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G author 383EA5DA-F0EE-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G dateCreated "2024-03-14T14:52:29Z".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G dateModified "2024-07-09T15:38:09Z".
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G editor F54E45AA-F0ED-11E1-A9DE-61C894A0A6B4.
- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G name "More of the old? Capitalization and repartition in 1920s Belgian old age pensions legislation".
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- 01HRYQ6JSF472G1ETPCDTEPA2G type C1.