engleski

Croatia

The chapter points to the specific conditions of a mix of war, nation state building and humanitarian crisis in producing a particular kind of welfare parallelism in Croatia in the first half of the 1990s which still has impacts and effects today. ‘ Delayed transition’ including ‘ late Europeanisation’ have worked together to limit reforms and to privilege a recommodification of welfare playing itself out unevenly in different sectors. Above all, the chapter illustrates the importance of the complex nature of the relationship between ‘ the international’ and ‘ the domestic’ in reform, and the importance of studying structures, institutions and actors in an historical context and frame.

social policy, international actors, Croatia

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