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,Welfare and Aging in the UK—Historical and Contemporary Perspectives, of the twentieth century had often been captured as the epoch of the crisis of the welfare state. The guarantees of the welfare state, long-term growth, and affluence, it was argued, had led to a permissiveness, overburdened democracy and inflationary tendencies associated with Keynesian demand management.

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,Introduction—The Importance of Critical Theorizing,ave emerged over the past several decades. Indeed, the chapter is concerned with locating and scrutinizing the accelerating theoretical developments in social aging and moves to reviewing their key concerns. The different social theories and philosophies which have materialized exemplify an interpre

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,Welfare and Aging in the UK—Historical and Contemporary Perspectives,g to its sustainability. We draw out one feature of the welfare state via an in-depth case study: its mental health-care system focusing from the legacy of Thatcherism to the present..From the 1970s onward, the post Second World War welfare state in the UK was thrown into question. The final quarter

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Pandemics, Welfare, and Aging,es do need to be targeted on the vulnerable older people with mental health problems, the presumption that older people as a whole are an economic and health burden must be questioned as this has consequences for health and well-being. This is arguably an ageist approach that needs to be combated by