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/10.1007/978-3-8348-9083-2g a general decline in labour force participation, a reduction in average family size, changes in age structure and earlier retirement (Halsey, 1972). Nevertheless, income in employment is still overwhelmingly important as the prime source of welfare, and this is unlikely to change.

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Introductionias remains, although as the subject has evolved and matured so has its scope and the range of interests which it addresses, and hence its appeal to a much wider constituency of students and scholars.

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The Twentieth Century: an Overviewstorical context this chapter seeks to provide. It is organised around particular themes focusing in the first instance on state policy, although it will be emphasised that this can take a number of forms; and that welfare is also provided by non-state bodies and by families and individuals.

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Democratic Socialism and Social Policyion for welfare statism. This is done by means of a historical narrative which is concerned not only with the growth of democratic socialist or social democratic orthodoxies on social policy in the interwar and postwar years but also with the transformation of, or retreat from, social democratic nostrums in the late twentieth century.

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Employment, Unemployment and the Labour Marketg a general decline in labour force participation, a reduction in average family size, changes in age structure and earlier retirement (Halsey, 1972). Nevertheless, income in employment is still overwhelmingly important as the prime source of welfare, and this is unlikely to change.