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Intro -- Preface -- Contents -- Part I: General Report -- Solidarity Across Generations from the Perspective of Comparative Law: Reconfiguration of Different Types of Solidarity in the... -- 1 Introduction: Issues and Context -- 1.1 `Solidarity Across Generations´ from the Perspective of Social and Family Law -- 1.2 Definitions of ``Generation´´ and Different Types of ``Solidarity´´ -- 1.3 Different Issues in Different Demographic and Economic Contexts -- 1.4 Developed Welfare States or Countries with Limited Social Expenditure -- 1.5 Appearance of a New Problem: Long Term Care (LTC) -- 1.6 Three Main Topics of Discussion -- 2 Solidarity in Pension Systems -- 2.1 Different Types of Pensions -- 2.2 Old Age Pension or Retirement Pension? -- 2.3 Crisis of the Pension System: How Can Pensioner´s Rights be Protected? How Can the Interests of Different Generations be R... -- 2.3.1 Context -- 2.3.2 Reducing Benefits in Pay-As-You-Go Pension Systems -- 2.3.3 The Legislative and Political Limitations of Pension Cuts -- 2.3.4 Different Perspectives on the Question of Pension Cuts -- 3 Family Solidarity and Public Solidarity -- 3.1 Support Duties Between Adult Members of a Family and Welfare Benefits -- 3.1.1 Different Types of Support Obligations -- 3.1.2 Reinforcing Support Duties in the Context of an Aging Society -- 3.2 Family Support Duties and Social Minimum Benefit -- 3.2.1 Principle of Subsidiarity and Family Support Duties -- 3.2.2 Recovery of the Cost of Social Benefits from Family Members -- 4 LTC: Formal and Informal Care -- 4.1 Taking Care of Elderly People: An Individual, Family or State Concern? -- 4.1.1 LTC as a Personal and Family Matter -- 4.1.2 LTC as a Public Matter -- 4.2 Rewards, Support, or Compensation for Family and Informal Carers -- 4.2.1 The Importance of Informal Care -- 4.2.2 Types of Measures for Informal Care Givers.

Cet article analyse le processus de changement administratif et judiciaire relatif à l'indemnisation du karôshi-karôjisatsu et à sa reconnaissance en maladie professionnelle, en explorant l'articulation du droit, de la profession d'avocat et de l'évolution de la conflictualité sociale. Ces cas illustrent la dialectique entre les contraintes et les possibilités d'actions de façon singulière. L'existence de deux voies d'indemnisation – les indemnisations prévues par la Sécurité sociale, et celles à la charge de l'employeur sur la base de la responsabilité civile – ont permis aux avocats d'appliquer une stratégie originale de confrontation du droit administratif et du droit civil face à l'administration et au pouvoir exécutif. Ceci a abouti à un contournement des sphères fermées dans lesquelles les discussions entre experts se tenaient à l'écart du débat public.