Theorising Welfare: Enlightenment and Modern Society.

Chad Broughton · Martin O’Brien · Sue Penna

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Social Policy and Reform Studies Foucault, Power, and Ethics Critical Theory and Philosophy

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Introduction PART ONE: ENLIGHTENMENT AND PROGRESS Liberalism Marxism PART TWO: AGAINST ENLIGHTENMENT: QUESTIONS ON POWER AND KNOWLEDGE Neo-Liberalism Poststructuralism PART THREE: POST-ENLIGHTENMENT PROBLEMATICS Political Economy Political Ecology Postmodernism Critiques and Conclusion

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