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Social policy and social work

Robert Moroney

1991

Approaches to welfare

Stewart MacPherson - undifferentiated, Philip Bean

1983

The origins of the authoritarian welfare state in Prussia

Beck, Hermann

1995

Ideology and social welfare

Victor George

1976

The welfare state in Britain since 1945

Rodney Lowe

1993

The Third Way and Its Critics

Anthony Giddens

2000

Politics of Welfare State Transformation in Germany

Christof Schiller

2016

Has freedom a future?

Adolph Lowe

1988

Politics and ideology in Canada

Michael D. Ornstein

1999

Welfare state and welfare society

William Alexander Robson

1976

Educational policy and the crisis of the welfare state

H. Svi Shapiro

1990

A different kind of state?

Gregory Albo

1993

Why Welfare States Persist

Clem Brooks, Jeff Manza

2007

Poverty and Subsidiarity in Europe

Didier Fouarge

2004

The economics of the welfare state

Barr, N. A.

1998

The welfare state in crisis

Mishra, Ramesh Dr.

1984

The emergence of social security in Canada

Dennis Guest

1985

Grim fairy tales

Lisa M. Gring-Pemble

2004

Social Work And Restorative Justice Skills For Dialogue Peacemaking And Reconciliation

Elizabeth Beck

2010

The politics of social welfare

Alex Waddan

1997

Modern welfare states

Robert R. Friedmann, Neil Gilbert, Moshe Sherer

1987

Rules of relief

J.C. Vrooman

2009

Citizenship today

Anthony M. Rees, Martin Bulmer

1996

The decline of the welfare state

Assaf Razin, Efraim Sadka

2005

The welfare state and Canadian federalism

Keith G. Banting

1982

Globalization and the decline of social reform

Gary Teeple

1995

Social change, social welfare and social science

Peter Taylor-Gooby

1991

Managerial State

Janet E Newman, John Clarke

1997

Beyond the welfare state?

Christopher Pierson

1998

God's economy

Lew Daly

2009

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