Conclusions and topics for future research

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2017

Authors

Caswell, Dorte
Larsen, Flemming
van Berkel, RikORCID 0000-0003-4866-2778ISNI 0000000055143800
Kupka, Peter

Editors

van Berkel, Rik
Caswell, Dorte
Kupka, Peter
Larsen, Flemming

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Abstract

This chapter concludes the book and reflects on the previous chapters. It does so in three steps. First, it identifies some core themes and topics regarding frontline activation practices as these arise from the book. Then, the chapter returns to the main argument of the book, that is, that frontline practices are structured by policy, governance, organization and occupational contexts. It does so by looking at context characteristics in the countries discussed in this book and by analysing some specific activation practices in more detail to show that besides welfare-to-work policies, the other contexts play their own role in shaping activation in practice. In the final part of the chapter, some general lines are suggested along which future research into the frontline delivery of welfare-to-work could be developed.

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Caswell, D, Larsen, F, van Berkel, H H A & Kupka, P 2017, Conclusions and topics for future research. in R van Berkel, D Caswell, P Kupka & F Larsen (eds), Frontline delivery of welfare-to-work policies in Europe : Activating the unemployed. Routledge studies in governance and public policy, Routledge, pp. 181-201. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781315694474-11