Welfare and the State: who benefits?

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics Social Sciences and Policies

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List of Tables and Figures - Acknowledgements - Introduction: Who Benefits? - The Sociological Context - Conventional Welfare Discourses: Their Relevance in the 1990s - The Development of the Welfare State: From Poor Laws to New Right - The Distribution of State Welfare - Men's Welfare State - Women's Welfare State - Conclusion: The Welfare State in the Twenty-first Century - Recommended Reading - References - Index

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