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DESCRIPTION:The Maxwell Policy Research Symposium will address the issues o
 f long term care insurance and services in the US. Many argue that our cur
 rent long term care system is inadequate\, inefficient\, and unfair. The C
 ommunity Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Act\, included in
  the health reform legislation that was signed into law earlier this year\
 , represents a possible step toward a more comprehensive and uniform syste
 m.Leading scholars from the United States and Europe will assess the prosp
 ects for moving toward more comprehensive coverage of long term care servi
 ces in the US. Madonna HarringtonMeyer and Douglas Wolf (SU) and Nancy Fol
 bre (University of Massachusetts--Amherst) are co hosting the event. Paper
 s presented at the Symposium will be compiled in an edited volume for late
 r publication.This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limite
 d\, and a reservation is required. Contact RoseannPresutti\, Center for Po
 licy Research\, 315-443-3114\, presutti@maxwell.syr.edu.Presenters and dis
 cussants include:HowardGleckman\, Urban InstituteHarriet Komisar\, Georget
 own UniversityMadonna HarringtonMeyer\, Syracuse UniversityCarol Levine\, 
 United Hospital FundEnidKassner\,AARPRobyn Stone\, American Association of
  Homes and Services for the AgingCandaceHowes\, Connecticut CollegeLee Gol
 dberg\, Service Employees International UnionLenBurman\, Syracuse Universi
 tyMarc Cohen\,LifePlans Inc.Tom Dennison\, Syracuse UniversityRobert Hudso
 n\, Boston University&nbsp\;To receive future announcements\, including no
 tices of publication of Symposium papers\, contact Martha Bonney mwbonney@
 syr.edu. 
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SUMMARY:Maxwell Policy Research Symposium
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Maxwell Policy Research Symposium will add
 ress the issues of long term care insurance and services in the US. Many a
 rgue that our current long term care system is inadequate\, inefficient\, 
 and unfair. The Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) 
 Act\, included in the health reform legislation that was signed into law e
 arlier this year\, represents a possible step toward a more comprehensive 
 and uniform system.Leading scholars from the United States and Europe will
  assess the prospects for moving toward more comprehensive coverage of lon
 g term care services in the US. Madonna HarringtonMeyer and Douglas Wolf (
 SU) and Nancy Folbre (University of Massachusetts--Amherst) are co hosting
  the event. Papers presented at the Symposium will be compiled in an edite
 d volume for later publication.This event is free and open to the public. 
 Seating is limited\, and a reservation is required. Contact RoseannPresutt
 i\, Center for Policy Research\, 315-443-3114\, presutti@maxwell.syr.edu.P
 resenters and discussants include:HowardGleckman\, Urban InstituteHarriet 
 Komisar\, Georgetown UniversityMadonna HarringtonMeyer\, Syracuse Universi
 tyCarol Levine\, United Hospital FundEnidKassner\,AARPRobyn Stone\, Americ
 an Association of Homes and Services for the AgingCandaceHowes\, Connectic
 ut CollegeLee Goldberg\, Service Employees International UnionLenBurman\, 
 Syracuse UniversityMarc Cohen\,LifePlans Inc.Tom Dennison\, Syracuse Unive
 rsityRobert Hudson\, Boston University&nbsp\;To receive future announcemen
 ts\, including notices of publication of Symposium papers\, contact Martha
  Bonney mwbonney@syr.edu. 
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