Principles of social welfare : an introduction to thinking about the Welfare State / created by Paul Spicker.

By:

Spicker, Paul [author]

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: London ; Routledge, 1988.Description: 190 pagesContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

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volume

ISBN:

0415006309
0415006317 (pbk)

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Contents:

Part I Individual and social welfare; Chapter I - Welfare, II - Social norms, III - Altruism, exchange, and stigma Part II The welfare state Chapter VI - Social services and the welfare state, VII - Democracy, VIII - Power, IX - Inequality, X - Equality, XI - Social justice, XII - Structural policy Part III Conclusion; Chapter XIII - Ideologies of welfare

Summary: Principles of Social Welfare describes the relationship between aspects of political and social theory and social policy. It is analytical rather than prescriptive, drawing on a widde range of sources - politics, sociology, philosophy, and economics, as well as the literature on social policy in its own right.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Principles of Social Welfare describes the relationship between aspects of political and social theory and social policy. It is analytical rather than prescriptive, drawing on a widde range of sources - politics, sociology, philosophy, and economics, as well as the literature on social policy in its own right.

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