Good times, bad times: the welfare myth of them and us

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Income, Poverty, and Inequality Social Policies and Family

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Introduction: 'Them and us' Are the poor too expensive? Redistribution and the welfare state The long view: Social policies and the life cycle It's complicated: High frequency living Good years, bad years: Reacting to change The long wave: Wealth and retirement The longest wave: From generation to generation A moving backdrop: Economic crisis, cuts, growth and ageing Conclusion: Britain's misunderstood welfare state.

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2001The Welfare State as Piggy Bank: Information, Risk, Uncertainty, and the Role of the State 2002Following or Leading Public Opinion? Social Security Policy and Public Attitudes Since 1997

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