PHILOSOPHICAL ANALYSIS OF MODELS OF THE SOCIAL STATE
Keywords:
welfare state, civil society, Bismarck model, Beveridge model, liberal model, corporate model.Abstract
This article conducts a philosophical analysis of various models of the social state,
examining the underlying principles and ideologies that shape different approaches to governance
and social welfare. The author delves into the theoretical foundations of these models, exploring
key philosophical concepts and ethical considerations that inform their design and implementation.
By critically evaluating the strengths and limitations of each model, the article aims to provide
insights into the broader implications of different approaches to the social state. This annotation
highlights the article's contribution to the philosophical discourse on governance and social policy,
offering a nuanced perspective on the complexities of designing and implementing effective
models of the social state.
