Alexandru Panican & Håkan Johansson 
Combating Poverty in Local Welfare Systems [PDF ebook] 

1. A move towards the local? The relevance of a local welfare system approach; Håkan Johansson and Alexandru Panican 
2. The local welfare system as a scale question; Simone Scarpa

3. Conceptualising local welfare systems: exploring the role of actors and governance arrangements; Håkan Johansson and Max Koch

4. Combating poverty through ‘active inclusion’? The European and national contexts; Daniel Clegg  

5. Strategies against poverty and social exclusion in a corporatist–conservative local welfare system: The Dortmund consensus; Dorothee Spannagel 

6. Anti-poverty activities in a liberal welfare model: Local levers and multi-level tensions in Glasgow, UK; Hayley Bennett

7. Strategies against poverty in a Social democratic local welfare system: still the responsibility of public actors?; Alexandru Panican and Håkan Johansson 

8. Active inclusion in a Southern European local welfare system: Combining fragmentation and public–private partnership in Turin; Franca Maino

9. Poland’ active inclusion model – still in transition? The case of public agencies’ tensions and emerging role of CSOs in Radom; Julia Kubisa and Justyna Zielińska

10. Worlds of active inclusion at the local level: a comparative analysis; Alexandru Panican and Anna Angelin

11. Concluding remarks: Exploring the consequences of scale and place for local active inclusion strategies;