Titlebook: British Social Welfare in the Twentieth Century; Robert M. Page (Senior Lecturer in Social Policy), Textbook 1999Latest edition Macmillan

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9083-2per cent was rented from private landlords, who, in England and Wales, were middle class or petit bourgeois with modest investments. Throughout the century housing has continued being consumed predominantly in the private sectors, albeit regulated and subsidised in various ways. Hence in 1995, 77 pe

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The Prospects for British Social WelfareThe contributors to this volume have explored various developments in British social welfare throughout the twentieth century. In this concluding chapter consideration will be given to the prospects for British welfarism at the turn of the century.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27398-0development; education; employment; health; labor market; poverty; social policy; social security; socialism

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,Station?res Verhalten von Messsystemen,age. A significant part of this is provided without being financed — most obviously, the ‘informal’ care of the sick, disabled and elderly by relatives who receive little or no recompense for their services. But it is the ‘formal’ sector of welfare which is concentrated upon here, where finance has