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论社会政策的金融化趋势及其理论意涵

摘要

伴随着全球化和信息化的高速发展，经济生活和社会生活日益“金融化”；金融产品与服务的使用遍及日常生活的各个领域和各个层面。这些金融化的趋势也可能会对社会政策的设计、制定与实施产生很大的影响。虽然对日常生活金融化的研究日益增加，但是针对社会政策可能的金融化趋势进行的探讨和研究相当缺乏。本文从美国社会政策实践和政策案例出发，简要分析美国社会政策金融化趋势、它和美国社会政策结构的互动，以及对金融包容性的影响。

关键词

社会政策 金融化 金融包容性

作者

黄进 ，美国圣路易斯大学社会工作学院教授，美国圣路易斯华盛顿大学社会发展中心金融能力与资产建设项目研究主任，研究方向：金融社会工作与资产建设。
Huang Jin

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论文目录

  • 一 导言
  • 二 美国社会政策的金融化趋势
  • 三 金融化的趋势与传统社会政策结构的互动
  • 四 一个描述性的经验分析
  • 五 通过社会政策来实现金融包容性

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