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題名:工作、照顧與依賴:對福利國家與其當代危機的再省思
作者:洪惠芬 引用關係
作者(外文):Huifen Hung
校院名稱:國立中正大學
系所名稱:社會福利所
指導教授:張震東
學位類別:博士
出版日期:2005
主題關鍵詞:工作福利福利國家福利依賴新保守主義照顧welfare statewelfare dependencyneo-conservatismworkfarecare giving.
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「福利國家」是戰後歐美社會普遍採用的社會安排形式。這套社會安排形式最重要的任務是去回應人們的生計困境,確保人們無論在什麼樣情況,生計安全都能獲得基本程度的保障。不過,這項任務的完成並不是只建立在公領域中那套由人們透過稅與保費的繳納而支撐起的福利供給體系的基礎之上。另一個同樣重要的基礎還包括:家庭領域內部男性與女性家庭成員之間對「直接依賴者」扶養與照顧任務的分工合作。
無論是公領域的福利供給體系、或是家庭內部「男性養家,女性照顧」的性別分工安排,人們對生計責任的分配方式都不純粹是個人主義的分配方式:也就是說,一個人的基本生計維持並不單單是他自身的責任,它同時也是其他成員的責任。在福利供給體系當中,一個人的基本生計維持透過稅與保費的形式而被移轉其他跟這個人不相干的「陌生人」身上。在家庭內的性別分工安排當中,一個人的基本生計維持則透過養家與照顧任務的履行、以及兩項任務間的分工合作而被移轉到那些同這個人存有血緣或親屬關係的「家庭成員」身上。我們認為,這種生計責任的移轉必定牽涉到「責任分配公平性」的問題。想想看。如果一個人的基本生計維持不完全是自己的責任,透過家庭成員間養家與照顧任務的分工、及福利供給體系,它還是家人、與陌生人的責任,那麼接下來的問題將是:整個社會要如何分配個體、家人與其他陌生人對個體本身的生計責任?家庭成員完全依照生物上的性別來分派對直接依賴者的扶養與照顧任務,這樣的分派合理嗎?此外,不管是公領域中稅與保費的繳納、或是家庭領域內養家與照顧任務的承擔,任何生計責任的履行都需要成本。整個社會該讓被分派責任的人獨力擔負這些成本嗎?如果不是,其他社會成員又該用什麼樣的方式來分擔這些成本,才符合公義?
我們認為福利國家在處理這些關乎「責任分配公平性」的問題時,有它令人激賞的地方,也有它令人無法茍同之處。就某種程度來說,新保守主義者的福利依賴論述就是一套針對「責任分配公平性」的問題對福利國家進行批判的論述。不過,福利依賴論述在檢視福利國家所涉及的責任分配公平性問題時,只著重福利供給體系當中福利領受者與納稅人間生計責任重分配的問題,而忽略家庭領域內男性家庭成員與女性家庭成員之間關於養家與照顧任務分工的公平性問題。這樣的忽略,讓新保守主義者最後針對福利依賴問題而提出的「工作福利」解方,重蹈了福利國家貶抑照顧任務、疏於回應照顧任務承擔者困境的覆轍。
鑑於此,本文試著從「有酬工作者」、「照顧者」與「直接依賴者」這三個構成家庭依賴關係的角色,依序檢視人們在家庭領域內部如何透過養家與照顧任務的分工合作來完成對直接依賴者的生計責任,並分析這套任務分工方式對福利國家的意涵。這樣的檢視與分析有助於我們對福利國家的運作方式、與這套運作方式的潛在困境,作更深刻的瞭解。
“Welfare state” is the social arrangement that has been taken by many western societies since postwar. Such social arrangement’s main task is to respond people’s difficulty of subsistence, and to make sure that people will always be protected from any threats to their subsistence. However, the way that the social arrangement fulfills this task is not only based upon the welfare benefit system, whose financial source comes from people’s contribution as tax and insurance, but also upon the labor division between male members as breadwinners and female members as caregivers for the “primary dependent” members within the family sphere.
Both in the welfare benefit system, and the sexual division of labor between “male breadwinners and female caregivers”, people perform their responsibilities for subsistence not in the pure individualist form: that is, not only the individual takes the responsibilities for his own subsistence; the other social members also share the responsibilities for it. Under the welfare benefit system, the “strangers” share the responsibilities for individual’s subsistence, through playing the role of taxpayer, or insurance contributor. In the sexual division of labor within the family sphere, the “family members” share the responsibilities for individual’s subsistence, by performing the tasks of breadwinning and care giving, as well as the cooperation between the two tasks. We believe that the sharing of the responsibilities for individual’s subsistence should be involved in the problems of “ the justice of responsibility sharing”. Come to think of it. If the individual doesn’t need to take all the responsibilities for his own subsistence, and if his family members as the breadwinner, or the caregiver, and the strangers as the taxpayers, or the insurance contributors also share the responsibilities for it, all the persons involved will face the problems such as: How should the whole society assign the responsibilities for individual’s subsistence among the individual, his family members and the strangers? How is about the fact that the family members assign the tasks of breadwinning and care giving according to the biological sex? Besides, both in the welfare benefit system, and the labor division between breadwinner and caregiver within the family sphere, it may cost much to fulfill the assigned responsibilities for individual’s subsistence. Should the whole society let the person assigned to the responsibilities to pay the cost alone? If not, how should the other social members share the cost justly?
The way that welfare state deals with the problems about “the justice of responsibility sharing” includes the parts that we appreciate, and also the ones that we disagree with. To some extent, neo-conservatives’ discourse on welfare dependency is the critique about welfare state in terms of the problem of “the justice of responsibility sharing”. Nevertheless, when their discourse on welfare dependency examines such problems implicated in welfare state, it pays all the attentions to the sharing of the responsibilities for individual’s subsistence between welfare beneficiaries and taxpayers, and ignores the problems about the justice of the labor division between breadwinner and caregiver. Such ignorance traps neo-conservatives’ “workfare” solution for welfare dependency phenomenon into the difficulties that welfare state has ever confronted: the devaluation of the task of care giving, and the failure to respond the vulnerability of people assigned to this task.
Thus, by means of “paid worker”, “caregiver,” and “primary dependent”, all the three social roles, which form the dependency relation within the family sphere, we try to examine the arrangement in which the family members perform the assigned responsibilities for the primary dependent’s subsistence through the labor division and the cooperation between breadwinner and caregiver, and also attempt to analyze such arrangement’s implication for welfare state. By the examination and analysis, we will capture more knowledge about how welfare state operates, and the possible limitations of its operation.
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