Welfare states are how modern democracies decide who gets protected from market risks, unemployment, illness, old age, poverty, and this course gives you the conceptual toolkit to compare those choices across countries rather than treating any one system as normal. You'll work through the classic typologies (Esping-Andersen's three worlds and the global critiques that followed), trace why welfare states expanded after WWII and why they've been under retrenchment pressure since the 1980s, and end on how different regime types responded to COVID-19. Expect reading-heavy seminars, a research report, and presentations; it pairs naturally with comparative politics and political economy coursework, and matters because almost every policy debate you'll encounter, pensions, healthcare, family policy, is downstream of the frameworks built here.
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Course Learning Outcomes: Course Learning Outcome Assessment Have command of fundamental concepts in comparative welfare state research and of relationships between concepts. (K2) Presentations Midterm Final Quiz Research essay Have basic knowledge of causes and consequences of transformations in welfare states (K4) Presentations Midterm Final Quiz Research essay Analyse theoretical knowledge and evaluate its reflections in practice. (S1) Presentations Midterm Final Quiz Research essay Communica