The Predistribution Agenda

Table of Contents* Preface by Ernst Stetter
Foreword: The promise of predistribution by Jacob Hacker

Introduction
Pre-distribution: A new governing prospectus for the centre-left by Patrick Diamond, Claudia Chwalisz and Michael McTernan
Welfare states after the crisis by Andrew Gamble

Part I: Future changes in welfare societies
1. Public opinion, pre-distribution and progressive taxation: Distributional politics and voter preferences after the financial crisis by Lucy Barnes
2. Progressive policies for intergenerational justice in ageing societies: Demography is not destiny by Pieter Vanhuysse

Part II: Welfare states after the crisis: A pre-distribution agenda?
3. Pre-distribution and redistribution: Alternative or complementary policies? By Evelyne Huber and John D. Stephens
4. The potential and limits of pre-distribution in the UK: Tackling inequality and poverty by Paul Gregg

Part III: Pre-distributive labour market policies
5. Fostering equitable labour market outcomes: A focus on raising employment by Paul de Beer
6. Labour market flexibility and income security in old age: The policy and political challenges of pension reform by Karen Anderson
7. Technology, the labour market and inequality: Ensuring the benefits of new technology are widely shared by Alan Manning
8. Labour market institutions as pillars of pre-distribution: Focusing on pre-tax income distribution to tackle inequality by Remi Bazillier
9. Pre-distribution and labour market actors: Looking at the trade union movement by Dimitris Tsarouhas

Part IV: Pre-distribution and the social investment state
10. Social investment, skills and inequality: The importance of institutional design by Marius Busemeyer
11. Looking to the Nordics? The Swedish social investment model in view of 2030 by Ingrid Esser
12. The demography of pre-distribution: Families, economic inequalities and social policies by Sophie Moullin
13. A 'family-friendly' welfare state: Addressing the gender equality paradox by Anke Hassel

Part V: The politics of pre-distribution
14. The political economy of the service transition: New political coalitions for pre-distributive strategies by Anne Wren
15. Welfare futures, Changing needs, risks and tools: Innovation and the new welfare state by Geoff Mulgan
16. Future challenges in new welfare societies by Ania Skrzypek

Conclusion

Postscript: The future of the welfare state by Peter A. Hall