Volume 114, Issue 1, October 2013

In this issue (11 articles)

1. EditorialNotes

   Subjective Social Indicators: Benefits and Limitations for Policy Making—An Introduction to this Special Issue

   Heinz-Herbert Noll Pages 1-11

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   A Happy Nation? Opportunities and Challenges of Using Subjective Indicators in Policymaking

   Christian Kroll, Jan Delhey Pages 13-28

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   The Multiple Uses of Subjective Well-Being Indicators

   Charles Seaford Pages 29-43

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   “Così è (se vi pare)”: Remarks on Subjective Well-Being from a Resource-Based Perspective

   Jussi Simpura Pages 45-58

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   Steering Towards Happiness in The Netherlands

   Jeroen Boelhouwer, Cretien van Campen Pages 59-72

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   Measuring Subjective Well-Being and its Potential Role in Policy: Perspectives from the UK Office for National Statistics

   Stephen Hicks, Lucy Tinkler, Paul Allin Pages 73-86

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   Subjective Indicators in the Health Sector and Their Usefulness in Policy Making

   Carla Collicelli Pages 87-103

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   Can Governments Boost People’s Sense of Well-Being? The Impact of Selected Labour Market and Health Policies on Life Satisfaction

   Romina Boarini, Margherita Comola, Femke de Keulenaer… Pages 105-120

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   Minimising Misery: A New Strategy for Public Policies Instead of Maximising Happiness?

   Orsolya Lelkes Pages 121-137

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    The Impact of Adaptive Preferences on Subjective Indicators: An Analysis of Poverty Indicators

    Eric Crettaz, Christian Suter Pages 139-152

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    Measuring Subjective Issues of Well-Being and Quality of Life in the European Statistical System

    Marleen De Smedt Pages 153-167