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| adam_text | DETAILED CONTENTS 1 SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIAL WELFARE SYSTEMS
INTRODUCTION: A SOCIAL POLICY TEXTBOOK SOCIAL POLICY DISTRIBUTION AND
REDISTRIBUTION SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL POLICY BEYOND SOCIAL WELFARE *AND
OTHER POLICIES WITHIN IT WELFARE STATE METHODS OF INTERVENTION MODELS OF
WELFARE GLOSSARY GUIDE TO FURTHER READING REFERENCES 2 THE DEVELOPMENT
OF SOCIAL POLICY INTRODUCTION: WELFARE AND HISTORY INDUSTRIALIZATION AND
THE EMERGENCE OF STATE WELFARE 3 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 13 14 75 75 16 16 17 THE
BEVERIDGE REPORT AND AFTER 21 THE REFORMS 23 A PERIOD OF CONSENSUS? THE
FIFTIES AND SIXTIES 24 1964-70 26 POST-CONSENSUS? AFTER THE SIXTIES 27
THE TRIUMPH OF IDEOLOGY 29 THATCHERISM AND CONSERVATIVE DOMINANCE 30
CONCLUSION: THE SURVIVAL OF WELFARE 32 GLOSSARY 33 GUIDE TO FURTHER
READING 34 REFERENCES 34 3 THE POLITICS OF WELFARE 36 INTRODUCTION:
POLITICS AND WELFARE 36 CONCEPTS 37 VIII SOCIAL POLICY POLITICS:
INSTITUTIONS AND STRUCTURES 37 POWER AND AUTHORITY 41 WELFARE POLITICS:
THE PLAYERS 46 ROUTINE ISSUES: PARTY POLITICAL DEBATES 47 DEBATES
INTERNAL TO PROFESSIONAL AND GOVERNMENT BUREAUCRACIES 48 WHEN POLICIES
GO WRONG: PUBLIC INQUIRIES AND CITIZENS MOVEMENTS 49 MODELS OF WELFARE
POLITICS 50 PLURALIST 50 ELITES 50 CORPORATIST 51 MARXIST 51 MODELS OF
WELFARE POLICY CHANGE AND DEVELOPMENT 51 WAGE LABOUR AND LABOUR MARKETS
52 CITIZENSHIP 53 WELFARE REGIMES 54 BEYOND THE NATION STATE 56
GLOSSARY 56 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 58 REFERENCES 58 4 WELFARE,
IDEOLOGY, AND SOCIAL THEORY 63 INTRODUCTION 64 CONCEPTS: THEORIES OF
IDEOLOGY 64 MARX 65 MANNHEIM 65 THE END OF IDEOLOGY? 66 IDEAS AND
IDEOLOGIES: WHAT OUGHT TO BE AND WHAT IS 67 NORMATIVE IDEALS 68 END
STATES 68 MEANS 68 EXPLANATORY IDEALS 69 WHY DID WELFARE STATES APPEAR?
69 HOW SOCIAL POLICIES WORK 70 IDEOLOGIES OF WELFARE 71 THE LEFT 72 THE
MIDDLE 72 THE RIGHT 73 NEW SOCIAL MOVEMENTS 74 RELIGIONS 75 NORMATIVE
CONCEPTS IN SOCIAL POLICY 76 NEEDS AND CHOICE 76 RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
77 JUSTICE AND MERIT 80 CITIZENSHIP AND STATUS 83 DETAILED CONTENTS IX
IDEOLOGY, IDEOLOGIES, AND THE GOOD SOCIETY 84 GLOSSARY 84 GUIDE TO
FURTHER READING 88 REFERENCES 88 5 ECONOMICS AND SOCIAL POLICY 91
INTRODUCTION: THE RELEVANCE OF ECONOMICS TO THE STUDY OF SOCIAL POLICY
91 EFFICIENCY AND WELFARE 92 IS AN EFFICIENT ECONOMY A FAIR ECONOMY? 94
HOW CAN AN ECONOMY GET AS CLOSE AS POSSIBLE TO LONG-RUN ECONOMIC
EFFICIENCY? 95 PURSUING ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY 1: CHOOSING BETWEEN ECONOMIC
SYSTEMS AND IDEOLOGIES OF WELFARE 95 PURSUING ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY 2: THE
MANAGEMENT OF THE ECONOMY 96 PURSUING ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY 3: THE
CONSTRUCTION AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PARTICULAR SOCIAL POLICIES 99
INTRODUCING MARKET DISCIPLINES INTO PUBLIC WELFARE SYSTEMS 106
CONCLUSION: THE RELATIONSHIP OF ECONOMICS TO SOCIAL POLICY 107 GLOSSARY
107 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 110 REFERENCES 110 6 SOCIAL NEED AND
PATTERNS OF INEQUALITY AND DIFFERENCE M INTRODUCTION: A CONTESTABLE
CONCEPT AT THE HEART OF SOCIAL POLICY 111 DEFINING NEED 112 CAN WE
ESTABLISH A LEVEL OF BASIC NEEDS? 115 NEED IN TERMS OF A BASIC MINIMAL
STANDARD OFFICIAL POVERTY 117 RELATIVE POVERTY 117 TOWNSEND S DEFINITION
OF POVERTY 118 PROBLEMS WITH THIS APPROACH 118 MACK AND LANSLEY:
BREADLINE BRITAIN 118 NEED AND INEQUALITY 119 THE WELFARE STATE AND
INEQUALITY 120 DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE IN THE UK 121 POPULATION STRUCTURE 122
BIRTHS AND THE FAMILY 123 MARRIAGE, DIVORCE, AND COHABITATION 123 LONE
PARENTS 124 HOUSEHOLD CHANGE 125 AGEING OF THE POPULATION 126 X SOCIAL
POLICY CONCLUSION: SOCIAL NEED. DEMOGRAPHIC FACTS , AND POLICY
JUDGEMENTS 128 GLOSSARY 128 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 129 REFERENCES 130
7 WORK, EMPLOYMENT, AND THE PRODUCTION OF WELFARE 132 INTRODUCTION: WORK
AND WELFARE 132 THE WORK AVAILABLE 133 EMPLOYMENT SECURITY 135 GENDER
AND ACCESS TO WORK 135 UNEMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL EXCLUSION 138 YOUTH
UNEMPLOYMENT 139 LONE PARENTS AND UNEMPLOYMENT 140 EXPLANATIONS OF
UNEMPLOYMENT 142 WHAT CAN POLICY DO? 142 DEREGULATION OR THE NEO-LIBERAL
APPROACH 143 REGULATION OR THE SOCIAL-DEMOCRATIC APPROACH 144 RADICAL
ALTERNATIVES 14S RECENT POLICY INITIATIVES IN THE UK 146 WELFARE TO WORK
147 CONCLUSIONS 149 GLOSSARY 150 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 151 REFERENCES
152 8 THE FAMILY AND THE PRODUCTION OF WELFARE 154 INTRODUCTION: A
CHANGING SOURCE OF WELFARE 155 FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS 155 DEFINITIONS
1S5 DEBATES ABOUT FAMILY VALUES 157 THEORETICAL AND POLICY
PERSPECTIVES ON THE FAMILY 157 THREE THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES 157 THE
STATE AND FAMILY POLICY 160 DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS IN FAMILY LIFE 161
CHANGES IN BIRTH RATES AND FERTILITY 161 CHANGES IN HOUSEHOLDS AND
FAMILIES 164 CHANGES IN MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE 164 CHANGES IN EMPLOYMENT
PATTERNS 166 DETAILED CONTENTS XI THE PRODUCTION OF WELFARE WITHIN
FAMILIES 166 TYPES OF WELFARE PROVIDED WITHIN FAMILIES 166 CHILDCARE AND
CHILD SUPPORT 168 DOMESTIC WORK 171 CARING FOR SICK AND DISABLED PEOPLE
172 DISADVANTAGE WITHIN FAMILIES 174 FINANCIAL INEQUALITIES 174 VIOLENCE
AGAINST WOMEN WITHIN THE FAMILY 176 SEPARATION AND DIVORCE 177 SOCIAL
POLICY AND FAMILIES IN THE FUTURE 178 FUTURE TRENDS IN FAMILY LIFE 179
EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVES ON FAMILY POLICY 180 KEY LEGISLATION AND POLICY
DOCUMENTS 181 GLOSSARY 181 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 183 REFERENCES 184 9
PROFESSIONS, BUREAUCRACY, AND SOCIAL WELFARE 191 INTRODUCTION: WHITE
COATS AND GREY SUITS 191 MODELS OF BUREAUCRACY AND PROFESSION 194
BUREAUCRACY 194 WEBER S CHARACTERIZATION OF BUREAUCRACY 194 BUREAUCRACY
TODAY: EMPIRICAL, THEORETICAL, AND IDEOLOGICAL 197 PROFESSION 199
PROFESSION AS A VICTIM OF A CONCEPTUAL TUG-OF-WAR 200 PROFESSION AS
SPECIALIST KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERTISE 20Z PROFESSION AS POSITION 202
PROFESSION AS ETHOS 203 COMMAND AND COMMUNION 204 CHANGING PATTERNS OF
SERVICE DELIVERY 206 BUREAUCRACY AND PROFESSIONALS IN TRADITIONAL PUBLIC
ADMINISTRATION 206 BUREAUCRACY AND PROFESSIONALS IN PUBLIC RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT 206 BUREAUCRACY AND PROFESSIONS IN TODAY S MIXED ECONOMY OF
PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 209 FROM COMMAND AND COMMUNION TO CONTRACT 211 ARE THE
REINVENTED PROFESSIONS THE WORST OF DEVILS? 213 GLOSSARY 215 GUIDE TO
FURTHER READING 216 REFERENCES 216 10 PUBLIC EXPENDITURE DECISION-MAKING
218 INTRODUCTION: POLITICAL INCREMENTALISM OR RATIONAL PLANNING? 218 THE
SIGNIFICANCE OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 220 WHAT IS PUBLIC EXPENDITURE? 221
XII SOCIAL POLICY GROWTH OF UK PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: WINNERS AND LOSERS
227 GROWTH OF PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: SOME INTERNATIONAL COMPARISONS 230
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE: THE SEARCH FOR CONTROL 232 PLOWDEN AND THE PUBLIC
EXPENDITURE SURVEY (PES) 232 PUBLIC EXPENDITURE CONTROL AND REFORM IN
THE 1990S 236 PUBLIC EXPENDITURE AT THE END OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY 237
PUBLIC EXPENDITURE IN THE MILLENNIUM: CRISIS? WHAT CRISIS? 239
CONCLUSION 241 APPENDIX A: DEFINING AND MEASURING PUBLIC EXPENDITURE 243
GLOSSARY 245 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 247 REFERENCES _ 247 11 CASH
TRANSFERS 253 INTRODUCTION: CASH, THE WELFARE STATES MOST DISPUTED
TERRITORY 254 THE ORIGINS OF MODERN SOCIAL SECURITY SYSTEMS 254 DIRECT
AND INDIRECT FORMS OF TRANSFER 255 THE OBJECTIVES AND FUNCTIONS OF
SOCIAL SECURITY 258 CRITIQUES FROM THE RIGHT, LEFT, AND FEMINISM 258
UNIVERSALISM AND SELECTIVISM 260 SIX CATEGORIES OF CASH TRANSFER 262
SOCIAL INSURANCE BENEFITS 262 SOCIAL ASSISTANCE BENEFITS 263 CATEGORICAL
BENEFITS 264 DISCRETIONARY BENEFITS 264 OCCUPATIONAL BENEFITS 264 FISCAL
TRANSFERS 265 UNEMPLOYMENT AND POVERTY TRAPS STIGMA, TAKE-UP, AND FRAUD
DEPENDENCY CULTURE AND THE UNDERCLASS REDISTRIBUTIVE EFFECTS OF TAXES
AND TRANSFERS A SNAPSHOT OF REDISTRIBUTION LIFE-CYCLE REDISTRIBUTION
EUROPEAN AND GLOBAL DIMENSIONS CONCLUSION 265 267 269 271 272 273 274
278 KEY LEGISLATION 278 GLOSSARY 279 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 280
REFERENCES 281 DETAILED CONTENTS XIII 12 EDUCATION AND TRAINING 285
INTRODUCTION 285 THE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC FUNCTIONS OF EDUCATION AND
TRAINING 286 THE ROLE OF SOCIAL AND PUBLIC POLICY 287 PAYING FOR ET 288
ACCESS TO ET? 291 THE EDUCATION AND TRAINING LEGACY 292 INDUSTRIAL
TRAINING POLICY 294 EDUCATION POLICY 295 SCHOOLING 295 THE TRANSITION
FROM SCHOOL TO WORK 298 HIGHER EDUCATION AND TRAINING FOR ADULTS 303
CONCLUSIONS 305 GLOSSARY 305 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 307 REFERENCES 308
13 HEALTH AND HEALTH POLICY 3IO INTRODUCTION: III HEALTH, SOCIETY, AND
HEALTHCARE 311 HEALTH AND ILLNESS IN SOCIETY 312 CONCEPTS OF HEALTH,
ILLNESS, AND DISEASE 312 SOCIAL POSITION AND HEALTH 313 SOCIAL AND
ECONOMIC POSITION AND III HEALTH 313 EXPLAINING SOCIO-ECONOMIC
INEQUALITIES IN HEALTH 314 THE ROLE OF HEALTH SERVICES I 314 ARTEFACT
EXPLANATION 315 SOCIAL SELECTION 315 SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC POSITION
DETERMINES HEALTH STATUS 316 THE NATIONAL HEALTH SERVICE 319 THE VALUES
OF THE NHS 319 THE COST OF THE NHS 321 THE STRUCTURE OF THE NHS 323 THE
MANAGEMENT OF THE NHS 323 THE INTERNAL NHS MARKET 324 CHALLENGES IN
HEALTHCARE 1: CONTROLLING COSTS 326 THE RISING COSTS OF HEALTHCARE 326
CONTROLLING COSTS IN THE NHS 327 CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 2: BALANCING
SUPPLY AND DEMAND 328 THE PROBLEM OF RATIONING 328 RATIONING IN THE NHS
329 XIV SOCIAL POLICY CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 3: STRENGTHENING THE
SCIENTIFIC BASE OF HEALTHCARE 330 THE ISSUE OF EFFECTIVENESS 330
EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE IN THE NHS 330 CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 4:
HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE PREVENTION 331 HEALTH PROMOTION AND DISEASE
PREVENTION: UK EXPERIENCE 331 CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 5: THE NEED TO
TACKLE INEQUALITIES 334 CHALLENGES IN HEALTHCARE 6: DEVELOPING
APPROPRIATE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURES 337 THE NEW PUBLIC MANAGEMENT 337
THE SPLIT BETWEEN PURCHASERS AND PROVIDERS 338 CONVERGENCE, DIVERSITY,
AND THE CONTINUITY OF CHANGE 339 GLOSSARY 340 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING
342 REFERENCES 342 14 SOCIAL CARE 344 INTRODUCTION: THE UNCERTAIN
BOUNDARIES OF SOCIAL CARE 345 OLDER PEOPLE 345 AGEISM 34G GENDER 346
DISABLED PEOPLE 347 THE POLITICS OF DISABILITY 347 INFORMAL CARE 348 THE
REDISCOVERY OF FAMILY OBLIGATION 348 CARERS: THE NEW CLIENT GROUP 349
CARING AS A FEMINIST ISSUE 349 CRITICISM FROM THE DISABILITY MOVEMENT
350 INHERITANCE AND FAMILY CARE 351 COMMUNITY CARE FOR OLDER AND
DISABLED PEOPLE 352 THE REFORM OF COMMUNITY CARE AND THE 1990 ACT 353
THE NHS AND COMMUNITY CARE ACT 1990 354 THE PURCHASER-PROVIDER SPLIT 354
CARE MANAGEMENT 354 NEEDS-LED PROVISION 354 LOCAL GOVERNMENT
REORGANIZATION AND THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL SERVICES DEPARTMENTS 355 DIRECT
PAYMENTS 356 RESIDENTIAL CARE 357 THE DEBATE ABOUT RESIDENTIAL CARE 357
THE EXPANSION OF PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL CARE IN THE 1980S 357 SHELTERED
HOUSING 358 DOMICILIARY CARE 359 FUNDING LONG-TERM CARE 359 MENTAL
HEALTH PROBLEMS AND SOCIAL CARE 360 PREVALENCE OF MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS
361 DETAILED CONTENTS XV WOMEN AND MENTAL HEALTH 362 RACE AND MENTAL
HEALTH SERVICES 363 THE CLOSURE OF THE ASYLUM 363 MENTAL ILLNESS AND THE
NEW COMMUNITY CARE 364 A CRISIS IN THE NINETIES? 364 TREATMENT IN THE
COMMUNITY 365 LEARNING DISABILITIES AND SOCIAL CARE 365 NORMALIZATION
366 DEINSTITUTIONALIZATION AND COMMUNITY CARE: PEOPLE WITH LEARNING
DISABILITIES 366 CONFLICT WITH PARENTS 368 ABUSE 369 SELF-ADVOCACY 369
CONCLUSION 369 KEY LEGISLATION 370 GLOSSARY 370 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING
373 REFERENCES 373 15 THE CARE AND PROTECTION OF CHILDREN 377
INTRODUCTION: THE CHILD, THE FAMILY, AND THE STATE 378 FOUNDATIONS OF
THE MODERN CHILDCARE SYSTEM 379 PROTECTING CHILDREN 380 THE REDISCOVERY
OF CHILD ABUSE 380 CHILD ABUSE INQUIRIES AND THEIR CONSEQUENCES J 38 1
UNDERSTANDING CHILD ABUSE 381 THE PREVALENCE OF CHILD ABUSE 382 CHILD
ABUSE AND SOCIAL INEQUALITY 383 CHILD ABUSE, RACE, AND ETHNICITY 384
THEORIZING CHILD ABUSE: WHY DOES IT HAPPEN? 384 MEDICAL OR SOCIAL
EXPLANATION? 384 CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE 386 CAUSES OF SEXUAL ABUSE: FAMILY
DYSFUNCTION OR THE UNACCEPTABLE FACE OF PATRIARCHY? 387 BEYOND SEXUAL
ABUSE? 388 INSTITUTIONAL ABUSE 388 PLANNING FOR CHILDREN WHO ARE BEING
LOOKED AFTER 389 ADOPTION OR RETURN TO BIRTH FAMILY? 390 THE CHILDREN
ACT 1989 391 RESIDENTIAL OR FOSTER CARE? 392 RESIDENTIAL CARE: A
POSITIVE CHOICE? 392 FOSTER CARE: THE IDEAL METHOD? 393 FOSTER CARE,
PERMANENCE, AND PLANNING 394 ADOPTION: A SERVICE FOR CHILDREN? 395 RACE,
ETHNICITY, AND ADOPTION: POLITICAL CORRECTNESS? 396 XVI SOCIAL POLICY
CHILDREN. YOUNG PEOPLE, CRIME, AND WELFARE 397 THE RISE OF WELFARISM 397
THE 1970S AND A RETURN TO JUSTICE 397 THE 1980S AND THE PARADOX OF
DIVERSION 398 THE 1990S AND (REALLY) GETTING TOUGH 399 ANGLO-SAXON
YOUTH JUSTICE: THE ONLY WAY? 400 CONCLUSION 400 KEY LEGISLATION 400
GLOSSARY 401 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 403 REFERENCES 404 16 HOUSING AND
HOUSING POLICY 407 WHAT IS HOUSING? 408 THE EMERGENCE OF DIFFERENT
HOUSING TENURES AND THE EVOLUTION OF HOUSING POLICY UP TO 1939 409
POST-WAR TENURE PATTERNS AND HOUSING POLICY 413 COUNCIL HOUSING 414
OWNER-OCCUPATION 416 PRIVATE RENTING 418 HOUSING ASSOCIATIONS 419
HOMELESSNESS 419 PUBLIC SPENDING ON HOUSING 420 CONCLUSION: HOUSING
POLICY AND SOCIAL POLICY 421 THE PRESENT HOUSING SITUATION IN THE UK 421
COUNCIL HOUSING AND OWNER-OCCUPATION IN PRACTICE 425 OWNER-OCCUPATION IN
PRACTICE 425 RED-LINING 426 UNMORTGAGEABLE DWELLINGS 427 RISKY
OCCUPATIONS 427 MARGINAL OWNER-OCCUPIERS 428 COUNCIL HOUSING IN PRACTICE
430 CONCLUSION 432 KEY LEGISLATION 433 GLOSSARY 433 GUIDE TO FURTHER
READING 434 REFERENCES 435 17 CRIME, JUSTICE AND PUNISHMENT 437
INTRODUCTION: CRIME*A PERVASIVE SOCIAL POLICY CONCERN 438 WHAT IS CRIME?
MEASUREMENT, STATISTICS, AND TRENDS 438 MEASUREMENT 439 STATISTICS AND
TRENDS 440 DETAILED CONTENTS XVII CRIME SURVEYS AND VICTIMOLOGY 441 THE
PICTURE OF CRIME FROM THE BRITISH CRIME SURVEY 443 CRITICAL RESPONSES TO
THE BCS 445 THEORIES ABOUT CRIME AND THEIR POLICY IMPLICATIONS 446
TRADITIONAL PARADIGMS OF CRIME 446 THE RISE OF SOCIAL POSITIVISM 446 THE
THEORETICAL CLIMATE FROM THE LATE 1970S 448 WELFARE VS. PUNISHMENT 450
THE RISE AND DEMISE OF THE WELFARE APPROACH 450 JUSTICE THROUGH
PUNISHMENT 451 WELFARE VS. PUNISHMENT: A FALSE CHOICE? 452 DELINQUENCY
AND SOCIAL POLICY 452 THE TREATMENT OF JUVENILES: A TENDENCY TO MORAL
PANIC 452 THE DIVERSION OF JUVENILES: SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT 453 THE
PUNISHMENT OF JUVENILES: MORAL PANICS RETURN 454 THE POLITICS OF LAW AND
ORDER 454 THE POLITICAL DIVIDE 455 THE POLITICS OF PUNISHMENT 455 PENAL
POLICY: COSTS, NUMBERS, AND OUTCOMES 456 COSTS 456 NUMBERS 457 OUTCOMES
458 VARIETIES OF EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE 459 VARIETIES OF CRIME CONTROL 459
VARIETIES OF PRISON POPULATIONS 459 VARIETIES OF ALTERNATIVE RESPONSES
TO IMPRISONMENT 460 TRENDS IN EUROPEAN EXPERIENCE 460 KEY LEGISLATION
AND WHITE PAPERS 461 GLOSSARY 463 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 465
REFERENCES S 465 18 THE ENVIRONMENT AND GREEN SOCIAL POLICY 469
INTRODUCTION: THE LEGACY OF INDUSTRIALIZATION 469 GREEN PARTIES, GREEN
PRESSURE GROUPS, AND SOCIAL WELFARE 470 GREEN IDEOLOGIES 472 LOCAL
AGENDA 21 474 WORK, PAID EMPLOYMENT, AND THE GREEN POLICY AGENDA 477
ECOLOGICAL TAX REFORM 480 CONCLUSION: HOW NEW IS GREEN SOCIAL POLICY?
481 XVIII SOCIAL POLICY GLOSSARY 483 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 484
REFERENCES 485 19 ARTS AND CULTURAL POLICY 488 INTRODUCTION 488 CULTURAL
NEED 489 ARGUMENTS AGAINST STATE SUPPORT 490 ARGUMENTS FOR STATE SUPPORT
493 THE NATIONAL LOTTERY 495 THE DISTRIBUTION OF GRANTS 495 THE IMPACT
ON CHARITIES 497 CREATION OF SOCIAL PROBLEMS 498 THE MASS MEDIA 498 THE
IMPACT OF THE MASS MEDIA UPON PUBLIC ATTITUDES 499 THE IMPACT OF THE
MEDIA ON POLICY-MAKING 501 REGULATION OF THE PRESS? 502 SATELLITE,
CABLE, AND DIGITAL TELEVISION 504 THE INTERNET 507 CONCLUSION 509
GLOSSARY 509 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 510 REFERENCES 511 20 THE IMPACT
OF SOCIAL POLICY 515 INTRODUCTION: ASSESSING THE IMPART OF SOCIAL POLICY
515 THE DEFINITION AND SCOPE OF SOCIAL POLICY 516 MEASURING SOCIAL
POLICY 517 MEASURING THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL POLICY 521 THE IMPACT OF
SOCIAL POLICY ON INDIVIDUAL HOUSEHOLDS 5Z3 HEALTHCARE 524 EDUCATION 526
HOUSING 528 PERSONAL SOCIAL SERVICES 530 THE IMPACT OF ALL SERVICES BY
INCOME QUINTILE 532 SOCIAL SECURITY 534 BENEFIT LEVELS 535 TAKE-UP 535
PENSIONS 535 INVALIDITY BENEFIT (PAID FOR LONG-TERM SICKNESS) 535
DISABILITY BENEFITS 536 THE IMPACT OF CASH BENEFITS 536 THE COMBINED
IMPACT OF SPENDING ON SERVICES AND SPENDING ON CASH BENEFITS 537
DETAILED CONTENTS XIX THE IMPACT OF SOCIAL POLICY ON SOCIETY 539 SOCIAL
POLICY AND SOCIAL STABILITY 540 SOCIAL POLICY REDUCES THE NUMBER OF
DEPRIVATIONS 540 SOCIAL POLICY INDIVIDUALIZES SOCIAL PROBLEMS 540 LESS
DEPRIVATION MEANS LESS CONFLICT AND GREATER SOCIAL STABILITY 541 SOCIAL
POLICY AND THE MARKET MECHANISM 542 CONCLUSION 544 GLOSSARY 545 GUIDE TO
FURTHER READING 545 REFERENCES 546 21 THE FUTURE OF SOCIAL POLICY
INTRODUCTION: A CRISIS OF CONFIDENCE IN WELFARE THE GROWING DEMAND FOR
WELFARE PRESSURES ON PROVISION THE CHANGING INTERNATIONAL POLITICAL
ECONOMY NEW STYLES OF ECONOMIC ORGANIZATION SUPPORT FOR THE WELFARE
STATE REMODELLING WELFARE: RESPONDING TO CONSUMER INTERESTS ARGUMENTS
FOR NEW FORMS OF WELFARE CONCLUSION 547 547 549 550 550 551 553 555 557
559 GLOSSARY 559 GUIDE TO FURTHER READING 561 REFERENCES J 561
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