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The Making of Social Policy in Britain Kathleen Jones

The Making of Social Policy in Britain By Kathleen Jones

The Making of Social Policy in Britain by Kathleen Jones


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Summary

Intended for students of social policy, and anyone concerned with the state of English society, this book focuses on social policy between 1830 and 1990. Kathleen Jones' other books include: "Experience in Mental Health" (1989), and "Asylums and After" (1993).

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Table of Contents

Old Problems and New Economics; The Poor and the Poor Law; Dirt, Disease and Danger; Voluntary Action; Darkest England and the Poverty Surveys; Bypassing the Poor Law; Victorian Values or Socialist Visions?; The Liberal Answer; The Hungry Thirties; War, Peace and the Beveridge Plan; Setting up the Welfare State; Problems of Expansion Problems of Contraction; All Change.

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GOR001785614
9780485121049
0485121042
The Making of Social Policy in Britain by Kathleen Jones
Used - Good
Paperback
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
1994-08-31
285
N/A
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