Modern Denmark: The Rise of the Welfare State and the Danish Model by Adrian E. Markham explores the transformation of Denmark from a small agricultural kingdom into one of the world's most prosperous, stable, and influential societies. From the political reforms of the early twentieth century to the expansion of democracy and social welfare, the book traces how Denmark navigated war, economic crisis, and social change while building a distinctive model of governance and public trust.
Markham examines the rise of social democracy, the growth of universal healthcare and education, and the development of a unique partnership between labor, business, and government. As Denmark adapted to industrialization, globalization, and European integration, it forged a system that balanced economic competitiveness with social security, creating a society often cited as a model of equality, innovation, and well being.
Drawing on government records, economic data, parliamentary developments, and contemporary sources, Modern Denmark reveals a nation shaped by cooperation, resilience, and continual adaptation. It offers a vivid and grounded portrait of how modern Denmark emerged, and how the Danish model continues to influence debates about prosperity, welfare, and democratic society around the world.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Modern Denmark: The Rise of the Welfare State and the Danish Model by Adrian E. Markham explores the transformation of Denmark from a small agricultural kingdom into one of the world's most prosperous, stable, and influential societies. From the political reforms of the early twentieth century to the expansion of democracy and social welfare, the book traces how Denmark navigated war, economic crisis, and social change while building a distinctive model of governance and public trust. Markham examines the rise of social democracy, the growth of universal healthcare and education, and the development of a unique partnership between labor, business, and government. As Denmark adapted to industrialization, globalization, and European integration, it forged a system that balanced economic competitiveness with social security, creating a society often cited as a model of equality, innovation, and well being. Drawing on government records, economic data, parliamentary developments, and contemporary sources, Modern Denmark reveals a nation shaped by cooperation, resilience, and continual adaptation. It offers a vivid and grounded portrait of how modern Denmark emerged, and how the Danish model continues to influence debates about prosperity, welfare, and democratic society around the world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9798185702031
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