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New media and the welfare state

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Pauliina Sepp辰l辰
Pauliina Sepp辰l辰

The document discusses several topics related to welfare states and new media: 1) New media is fundamentally changing infrastructure and how people interact. 2) There are three main welfare state regimes: Scandinavian (Finland), Continental, Liberal. The Finnish model focuses on universal coverage, redistribution, and services rather than work or family. 3) Welfare states are facing challenges like recession, unemployment, inequality, and aging populations putting pressure on social programs. New media may help address some issues.

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New media is fundamentally changing our infrastructure The graph from Gerhard Fischer 1
Three Welfare Regimes Research by Espin-Andersen 2
Typical to the Finnish Model From Juho Saaris text Secures all from Based on Laws lifes risks Based on Gives security to Residence, not individuals, not work families etc. Focus on Everything is Redistribution available to all and Services 3
Change and weakening of the welfare state 1990s: Recession, High Unemployment, Neoliberalism Welfare Cuts 1990s-> New Public Management: privatization, managerialism of public institutions etc. Widening of Income Differences 4
Income equality decreases health and social problems Research and graph by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett 5
Welfare states are facing problems Dependency Ratio 6
How can new media design be utilized? Really? Everything can be seen as a matter of good or bad design. (Helsinkis World Design Capital 2012 Application Book) 7
Inequalities are maintained and reproduced without intervetion Selves are socially made. (Beverley Skeggs) Bourdieu: habitus, taste Feminist philosophers Cultural Studies 8
S T Y In Finland there is the little nuclear family & E individual and a big official system. With new media we can build something in between. (Although NGOs partly do fill this S gap) family couple M single 9
Nifty Neighbour Place to Care By Yhteismaa ry (yhteismaa.fi) 10

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New media and the welfare state

  • 1. New media is fundamentally changing our infrastructure The graph from Gerhard Fischer 1
  • 2. Three Welfare Regimes Research by Espin-Andersen 2
  • 3. Typical to the Finnish Model From Juho Saaris text Secures all from Based on Laws lifes risks Based on Gives security to Residence, not individuals, not work families etc. Focus on Everything is Redistribution available to all and Services 3
  • 4. Change and weakening of the welfare state 1990s: Recession, High Unemployment, Neoliberalism Welfare Cuts 1990s-> New Public Management: privatization, managerialism of public institutions etc. Widening of Income Differences 4
  • 5. Income equality decreases health and social problems Research and graph by Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett 5
  • 6. Welfare states are facing problems Dependency Ratio 6
  • 7. How can new media design be utilized? Really? Everything can be seen as a matter of good or bad design. (Helsinkis World Design Capital 2012 Application Book) 7
  • 8. Inequalities are maintained and reproduced without intervetion Selves are socially made. (Beverley Skeggs) Bourdieu: habitus, taste Feminist philosophers Cultural Studies 8
  • 9. S T Y In Finland there is the little nuclear family & E individual and a big official system. With new media we can build something in between. (Although NGOs partly do fill this S gap) family couple M single 9
  • 10. Nifty Neighbour Place to Care By Yhteismaa ry (yhteismaa.fi) 10