Welfare and the State: Welfare futuresNicholas Deakin, Catherine Jones Finer, Bob Matthews |
Contents
National welfare states European integration | 5 |
Can we define a European Welfare State model? 27 | 27 |
a conceptual challenge | 41 |
a critical analysis | 69 |
The real worlds of welfare capitalism | 88 |
mapping a territory | 106 |
a reply to Marc Stears | 124 |
Goodenough principles for welfare | 132 |
Thinking about the production and consumption of longterm | 206 |
movements politics and practice? | 226 |
lesbians and the state | 249 |
What kind of society should Britain become? | 274 |
who will foot the bill? | 311 |
A fresh look at the Japanese Welfare State | 329 |
In search of a welfare democracy | 361 |
a UK case study | 382 |
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