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Introduction; Part I. Membership: 2. Patriotism; 3. Multiculturalism; 4. Liberal nationalism as cultural nationalism; Part II. Virtue: 5. Liberal nationalist virtue; 6. Patriotic deliberation and social criticism; Part III. Institutions: 7. Civic education; 8. Immigration and integration; 9. Conclusion. 330 $aWhat does it mean to be a citizen in a multicultural society? And what role must patriotism play in defining our relationship with our country and fellow citizens? In The Virtuous Citizen Tim Soutphommasane answers these questions with a critical defence of liberal nationalism. Considering a range of contemporary political debates from Europe, North America and Australia, over issues including multiculturalism, national history, civic education and immigration, Soutphommasane argues that a love of country should be valued alongside tolerance, mutual respect and public reasonableness as a civic virtue. 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Introduction to the Handbook on Social Protection Systems -- PART I INSTRUMENTS -- Introduction: Instruments -- 2. Social transfers -- Case study A: Non-contributory social cash transfers in Zambia -- Case study B: Universal basic income grant in theory and practice -- 3. Social insurance -- Case study C: Transforming healthcare financing in Central and Eastern European countries -- Case study D: Challenges of pension funds in Iran -- 4. Labour market policies -- Case study E: Labour market policies in MENA countries -- 5. Social services -- 6. Micro-insurance -- PART II SYSTEM DESIGN -- Introduction: System design -- 7. Financing -- 8. Targeting -- 9. Human rights approaches -- 10. Actors -- 11. Systematic approaches to social protection -- Case study F: The challenges of moving towards universal social protection in Bolivia -- Case study G: Comprehensive social protection reform in South Africa -- PART III POLICY COORDINATION -- Introduction: Policy coordination -- 12. Harmonization of similar instruments -- 13. Coordination of different instruments -- Case study H: Poverty and social transfer coverage in the Kingdom of Eswatini -- 14. Graduation -- 15. Taxation and social protection -- Case study I: Simplified tax regimes and their impact on social insurance in Uruguay -- 16. The humanitarian-development nexus -- Case study J: Emergency cash transfers in Yemen -- Case study K: Palestine's national cash transfer programme: An example of cash transfer programming in a humanitarian setting -- 17. Social budgeting -- PART IV GROUPS IN FOCUS -- Introduction: Groups in focus -- 18. Gender and social protection -- Case study L: Gender analysis of social protection in Iran. 327 $a19. Disability inclusion and social protection -- 20. Child-sensitive social protection -- 21. The elderly and social protection -- 22. The informal sector and social protection -- Case study M: Extension of the contributory pension scheme to small-scale farmers in Zambia -- 23. Refugees and social protection -- PART V ADMINISTRATION -- Introduction: Administration -- 24. Delivering social transfers -- 25. Delivering social insurance -- 26. Integrated information management -- 27. Portability -- 28. Decentralization -- Case study N: Capacity development for social protection in Zambia -- PART VI POLITICAL ECONOMY -- Introduction: Political economy -- 29. International actors and social protection -- 30. Public preferences -- 31. The political economy of social protection adoption -- Case study O: Political economy of social protection in Kenya -- Case study P: Political economy of the basic income grant in South Africa -- 32. Acceptability of social protection reforms -- PART VII EFFECTS -- Introduction: Effects -- 33. Data and analysis in social protection -- Case study Q: An evidence and gap map of effectiveness studies: social protection interventions in low- and middle-income countries -- 34. Effects of social protection on poverty and inequality -- 35. Effects of social protection on food consumption and nutrition -- 36. Effects of social protection on health -- 37. The effects of social protection on economic development -- 38. Effects of social protection on social inclusion, social cohesion and nation building -- PART VIII MAJOR CHALLENGES AND REFORM OPTIONS -- Introduction: Major challenges and reform options -- 39. Demographic change -- 40. Globalization -- 41. The future of work -- 42. Climate change -- 43. Pandemics and other macro crises -- Case study R: A humanitarian social protection response to COVID-19 in Kenya -- Index. 330 $aThis exciting and innovative Handbook provides readers with a comprehensive and globally relevant overview of the instruments, actors and design features of social protection systems, as well as their application and impacts in practice. 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