When Solidarity Works

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List of figures
List of tables
Preface
Abbreviations
Part I:
1. Introduction
2. Revisiting the theories of welfare states in developing countries
3. Theoretical discussion: the structures of associational networks and labor politics
Part II:
4. The origin of top-down solidarity in South Korea
5. Embeddedness, cohesiveness, and the politics of social policy expansion in South Korea: universal vs. selective reforms
6. The survival and decline of embeddedness under retrenchment drives: the politics of retrenchment under market reforms: Part III:
7. Comparative case studies I: market-orientated reforms of welfare states and union responses in Argentina and Brazil
8. Comparative case studies II: market-orientated reforms of welfare states and union responses in South Korea and Taiwan
9. Comparative case studies III: associational networks and welfare states in Argentina, Brazil, South Korea and Taiwan
10. Conclusion
Appendix A. Interviewee profiles
Appendix B. Measurement of associational networks
Appendix C. Game theoretical models
Appendix D. Supplementary analyses: the structure of South Korean civic networks in the 2000s
Appendix E. Generalization: findings from the cross-national quantitative analyses
Bibliography
Index.