抄録
In the Welfare State established in the Western Europe after World War II, one of the fundamental principle is that welfare services must be provided for citizen not as charity but as rights. And it is thought that the development of the Welfare State promote the sense of solidality.
After late-1970' under the crisis of the Welfare State, this principle has been criticized by many theorists. And it seems to occur that through these attacks, the essence of social security system change to more selective one. Under these circumstances, it appears to be requested to analyze rights and the idea of solidality in the Welfare State from siciological perspective.
In this thesis, to analyze social rights in today's Welfare State we use the concept of distributive rights that U. K. Preuss proposes. So we make it clear that functions and problems of social rights in the Welfare State. Then we view the reconstruction of rights from procedural rights and participate rights. And we review the idea of solidality in the future of the Welfare State.
