Exploring Emerging Trends in Social Security Management – A Literature Review

Kwan Hue  Thuang

doi:10.47667/ijppr.v4i4.269

Autor

Kwan Hue Thuang Mawlamyine University, Myanmar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.47667/ijppr.v4i4.269

Słowa kluczowe:

Social Security Management, Emerging Trends, Adaptation Strategies

Abstrakt

This study explores the ever-changing field of social security administration, emphasizing the significance of adjusting to change and new trends. We follow the development of social security systems across time, noting significant turning points and placing them in the context of political, economic, and cultural contexts. Current issues, such as shifting demographics and the impact of technology, provide as a foundation for investigating new trends. Examining change-influencing elements including political ideology, economic stability, and globalization helps to show how intricately the social security paradigm is shaped. The difficulties experienced by current systems in adjusting to change are emphasized through an analysis of these difficulties, which include opposition, technological obstacles, and financial ramifications. A road map for negotiating the changing environment is provided by adaptation methods, which include regulatory frameworks, technology integration, and social and cultural sensitivity. This study advances a comprehensive knowledge of social security by integrating insights from other disciplines. It provides practitioners, scholars, and policymakers with insightful viewpoints to help shape the direction of inclusive and sustainable social security governance.

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