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The Welfare State We're in Paperback – 15 May 2006
The Welfare State We're in Paperback – 15 May 2006
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The Welfare State We're in Paperback – 15 May 2006 by James Bartholomew
Specifications
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Product | The Welfare State We're in |
| Author | James Bartholomew |
| Publication Date | 15 May 2006 |
| Format | Paperback with dust jacket |
| Subject | Political analysis, social policy, welfare state, British politics |
| Focus | Complex consequences of welfare policies established in the 1940s |
| Key Questions | Do welfare benefits contribute to unemployment? How does NHS fall short? Is state education reform achievable? Low state pension impact? |
| Themes | Government intervention, personal responsibility, unintended consequences, policy impact, societal structures |
| Thesis | Argues welfare state resulted in generation struggling with education and personal responsibility |
| Approach | Challenges conventional wisdom with rigorous research and provocative arguments |
| Suitability | Political enthusiasts, policy students, and anyone interested in British social policy impact |
| Type | Preloved, sustainable collecting |
| Condition | Dust jacket may show signs of wear but pages and spine in good condition |
| 💙 Arundawn Dog Rescue | 10% of this purchase goes to Arundawn Dog Rescue |
| 💙 Clymping Dog Sanctuary | 10% of this purchase goes to Clymping Dog Sanctuary |
Description
The Welfare State We're in Paperback – 15 May 2006 by James Bartholomew – what a thought-provoking masterpiece this is! This preloved compelling book delves into complex consequences of welfare policies established in the 1940s, challenging conventional wisdom surrounding the welfare state. Bartholomew asks crucial questions many have hesitated to consider about societal structures, offering exceptional political analysis while supporting sustainable collecting.
Key Features
- Bold Analysis: James Bartholomew challenges conventional wisdom with robust case examining welfare state's unintended consequences
- Critical Questions: Do welfare benefits contribute to unemployment? How does NHS fall short? Is state education reform achievable?
- Societal Impact: Examination of broken parenting effects and whether low state pension is more detrimental than none
- Controversial Thesis: Argues welfare state resulted in generation struggling with education and personal responsibility
- Policy Analysis: Despite noble intentions, welfare policies may have caused more harm than good to society
- Essential Reading: Must-read for understanding true impact of welfare policies on modern British society
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🐾 Arya's Approval
Right darlings, this is brilliant! Bartholomew's analysis of the welfare state is absolutely fascinating - watching him challenge decades of accepted political wisdom about social policy makes for gripping reading. His examination of whether well-intentioned policies actually created more problems than they solved raises uncomfortable questions about government intervention and personal responsibility. It's like having access to the most controversial political debate of our time, except with rigorous research backing up every provocative argument!
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5 PAWS OUT OF 5
— Arya, Chief Drama Officer & Political Analysis Specialist
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