KIHASA published Global Social Security Review, No. 22 with a spcial focus on policies of local society for the vulnerable class.

Special Article: Policies of Local Soceity for the Vulnerable Class

• ■"Dementia-friendly Communities in the UK," Eun-Ha Namkung, KIHASA

• ■"Healthy and Active Aging in German Communities," Merkel, Sebastian Langer, Henrike, Ruhr-Universitat Bochum

• ■"Age-friendly policies in the United States," Yeon Jin Choi, University of Southern California

• ■"Singapore's Child Right and Child-friendly Smart City," Jungup Lee, National University of Singapore

• ■"Trends and Implications of the Barrier-Free Law in Japan," Sungmin Jeon, Korea Tourism Organization

Issue Analysis

• ■"Japan's New Approach to Scientific measurement of Long-Term Care Service Quality," Sun-young Lee, Gangneung-Wonju National University

• ■"Long-Term Unemployment Zero Zones Experiment in France," Jung-Seung Yang, Kunsan National University; Sin-Eae Kim, Korea Research Institute for Vocational Education and Training

• ■"The Enactment of the Accessibility Improvement Act in Germany and Its Implications," Da-Eun Chong, Universitat Regensburg

• ■"The Results and Implications of the Survey on the Homeless People in Japan," Deokyoung Lim, KIHASA

• ■"Institutional Arrangements for Social Farming in the Netherlands and Italy," Jeongseop Kim, Korea Rural Economic Institute

• ■"Digital platforms for youth mental health services: Cases in Australia, Canada, and UK," Minjae Choi & Yo Han Lee, Korea University

Global Social Security Trends

• ■"The Issue of Public Pension Reform in the United States," Tae Kuen Kim, Adelphi University

• ■"Recent Trends in After-school Care Service in France," Jungim Ha, EHESS/IRIS

• ■"UK Government Cost of Living Support Package Following Rising Inflation," Soyoug Kweon, University of Bath

• ■"Trends in the German Children's Ombudsperson System," Moonki Hong, County of Wanju