Titlebook: Emotional Life and the Politics of Welfare; Paul Haggett,Jo Campling Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2000

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230597815care; emotion; feminism; politics; social policy

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A Place for Experience,This phrase has such a universal application. At one extreme think of the experience of torture or of dissidence within a totalitarian regime. But think also of the infant learning to be alone, of the adolescent first falling in love, of the woman coming to terms with the anger she feels towards a friend who has let her down.

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Familien p?diatrischer Palliativpatienten Unfortunately the modern welfare state is partly the creation of the kind of society which buys economic progress at the cost of the quality of its social relations. Or, putting it another way, improving the quality of social relations within society is the key to preventing the kind of social prob

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Pal?ogeographie der Oberen Kreide. As ever, popularisation has brought corruption and one finds the term being used today, for example, to disguise new forms of exploitation at work built upon Human Resource Management ideologies (Foster & Hoggett, 1999). Nevertheless, ambiguous as the term is for the time being it seems worth pers

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Pal?omagnetismus und Arch?omagnetismus symbolise the end of the illusion of socialism. Since then the status of ideology has nose-dived as writers rush to celebrate the so-called ‘end of history’. Perhaps if we want a phrase to characterise this period then ‘the end of illusion’ would be as good as any. For the liberal middle classes at