Public attitudes towards a European minimum income benefit: How (perceived) welfare state performance and expectations shape popular support
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Baute, S., Meuleman, B., Public attitudes towards a European minimum income benefit: How (perceived) welfare state performance and expectations shape popular support. Journal of European Social Policy, vol. 30, n.4, 2020, p. 404-420.
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Política social, Protección social, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Pobreza, Situación socioeconómica, Beneficios, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Prestaciones económicas, Opinión pública, Actitudes sociales, Unión Europea
Política social, Protección social, Desigualdad social, Exclusión social, Pobreza, Situación socioeconómica, Beneficios, Renta de garantía de ingresos, Prestaciones económicas, Opinión pública, Actitudes sociales, Unión Europea
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