The Welfare State in Britain Since 1945.

Neil Rollings · Rodney Lowe

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PART 1: - THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES - The Nature of the Welfare State - The Nature of Policy-making - PART 2: - THE CLASSIC WELFARE STATE 1945-75 - The Historical Context - Employment Policy - Social Security - Health Care - Education - Housing - The Personal Social Services - The Achievement - PART 3: - WELFARE POLICY SINCE 1976 - The Welfare State under Threat - Appendix I The Cost of Welfare

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