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The Origins of the British Welfare State

Bernard Harris

2004

The decline of the welfare state

Assaf Razin, Efraim Sadka

2005

The welfare state in Canada

J. Frank Strain, Raymond B. Blake, Penny Bryden

1997

Globalization and the decline of social reform

Gary Teeple

1995

Social change, social welfare and social science

Peter Taylor-Gooby

1991

The New Conservatism

Jürgen Habermas

1989

Managerial State

Janet E Newman, John Clarke

1997

Beyond the welfare state?

Christopher Pierson

1998

The Study of welfare state regimes

Jon Eivind Kolberg

1992

British social policy since 1945

Howard Glennerster

1995

A European Welfare State?

Mark Kleinman

2002

The poverty of welfare

Tanner, Michael, Michael Tanner

2003

Engendering the state

Nancy Christie

2000

The evolution of the British Welfare State

Derek Fraser

2003

Tawney, Galbraith, and Adam Smith

David A. Reisman

1981

Social policy in the United States

Theda Skocpol

1995

The price of citizenship

M. B. Katz

2001

Women and the welfare state

Elizabeth Wilson, Wilson, Elizabeth., Edmund Wilson

1977

Social policy

Gillian Pascall

1986

Redefining social security

Patrick Grady

1995

Beyond the dependency culture

Robertson, James

1998

Crisis and leviathan

Robert Higgs

1987

The new class war

Frances Fox Piven

1982

International social policy

Gary Craig, Peter Alcock

2001

The Global Third Way Debate

Anthony Giddens

2001

Approaches to the welfare state

Pranab Chatterjee

1996

Capitalism and the Welfare State

Neil Gilbert

1983

Globalization and the future of the welfare state

Miguel Glatzer, Dietrich Rueschemeyer

2004

Private wants, public means

Gordon Tullock

1970

Historical dictionary of the welfare state

Bent Greve

1998

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