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The work connection The role of social security in British economic regulation /

'It is well-written, it presents its arguments clearly and concisely, and a great deal of detailed evidence is presented in support of specific claims...I strongly recommend this book...' - Peter Dwyer, University of Leeds, Social Policy.

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Main Authors: Grover, Chris
Group Author: Stewart, John, 1929 Mar. 19; Campling, Jo
Published:
Literature type: Electronic Software eBook
Language: English
Subjects:
Welfare & benefit systems
Sociology: work & labour
Society
Online Access: http://www.palgraveconnect.com/doifinder/10.1057/9780230510425
Summary: 'It is well-written, it presents its arguments clearly and concisely, and a great deal of detailed evidence is presented in support of specific claims...I strongly recommend this book...' - Peter Dwyer, University of Leeds, Social Policy.
Item Description: Ebook.
Originally published in: 2001.
Carrier Form: 248 p.
ISBN: 9780333754436
9780230510425 :
0230510426 :
CLC: C91
Contents: Acknowledgements Abbreviations Introduction: Welfare to Work-Welfare: Making the Connection to Work The Conservatives, Neo-liberalism and Social Security Policy: The Development of Market Workfare 'New Labour' and the Modernization of Welfare: Extending Market Workfare Role Models and Traditional Moralities: The Development of In-Work Relief for Lone Mothers Taming 'Barbarians': Young Men, the Patriarchal Family and In-work Relief Speenhamland: In-work Relief at the Dawn of Modernity Family Allowances to Child Benefit: Keynesian In-work Relief Delivered by Beveridge? Conclusions: Regulation

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