The inclusion processes in the exent of welfare security
The inclusion processes in the exent of welfare security
Author(s): Bogusław JagusiakSubject(s): Politics, Sociology
Published by: Uniwersytet Adama Mickiewicza
Keywords: inclusion; security; society
Summary/Abstract: The article presents and analyzes selected basic problems coinciding with the issues of the inclusion and integration of population into the domain of social security, and it answers the research question: what is the proper, complete and exact meaning of the notions of security, social security, and social welfare? Critical semantical analysis of many works and statements, from classical to modern to newest ones, is the principal research method. According to thecentral conclusion, the most proper definition of social security identifies it with care, protection and control and not mainly with the absence of threats. The author underscores that leading publications identify social security with protecting the existential foundations of human lives and assuring the fulfillment of individual needs (material and spiritual) and aspirations through the creation of conditions facilitating work and education, and through healthcare and pensionguarantees. Part One of the article focuses on the etymology of the definition of security, and on the conventional understanding of security. Part Two is devoted to the natural definition of security, especially social security. Part Three provides information on the topic of social security, considered from the angle of protection and control of people’s living standards.
Journal: Przegląd Strategiczny
- Issue Year: VIII/2018
- Issue No: 11
- Page Range: 315-328
- Page Count: 14
- Language: English