제24차 글로벌사회보장포럼

Lunt, Neil; Erhel, Christine; Christina, Hiessl; Kim, Taewan; Kang, Shinwook; Jung, Jae-Hoon; Son, Dongki; Shin, Young-Kyu; Kim, Hyeon-kyeong

제24차 글로벌사회보장포럼 = The 24th Global Social Security Forum: Turning the COVID-19 Crisis Into an Opportunity: Addressing Challenges for a Better Social Security System

제목: 제24차 글로벌사회보장포럼 = The 24th Global Social Security Forum: Turning the COVID-19 Crisis Into an Opportunity: Addressing Challenges for a Better Social Security System

저자: Lunt, Neil ; Erhel, Christine ; Christina, Hiessl ; Kim, Taewan ; Kang, Shinwook ; Jung, Jae-Hoon ; Son, Dongki ; Shin, Young-Kyu ; Kim, Hyeon-kyeong

발행연도: 2021-10-06

발행기관: 한국보건사회연구원

시간,장소: 17:00~20:00, 온라인

행사명: 제24차 글로벌사회보장포럼

요약: 영상길이_3:15:00
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실시간 스트리밍
영어-한국어 동시통역

목차: 17:00~17:05
Presentation 1. The pandemic, emergency responses and UK social security futures
Neil Lunt Professor, Department of Social Policy and Social Work, York University

Presentation 2. French social, employment and economic policies facing the COVID crisis: From short-term employment and income maintenance towards new economic priorities?
Christine Erhel Professor, Cnam, LIRSA and CEET

Presentation 3. Social law reforms during the COVID-19 crisis and their expected long-term consequences in Germany
Christina Hießl Professor, Goethe University of Frankfurt

Presentation 4. The impact of COVID-19 and its social policy responses in Korea
Taewan Kim Senior Research Fellow, Department of Income Security Policy Research, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs

18:25~18:35 Break

18:35~19:35 Discussion

[Moderator]
Shinwook Kang Senior Research Fellow, Department of Income Security Policy Research, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs

[Discussants]
Jae-Hoon Jung Professor, Department of Social Welfare, Seoul Women's University
Dongki Son Professor, Honam University
Young-Kyu Shin Postdoctoral researcher, University of Helsinki
Hyeon-Kyeong Kim Research Fellow, Department of Income Security Policy Research, Korea Institute for Health and Social Affairs

19:35~20:00 Comprehensive Discussion