Titlebook: Developments in Swedish Social Policy; Resisting Dionysus Arthur Gould Book 2001 Arthur Gould 2001 alcohol.care.gender.Institution.service.

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,Postmodern World …,d to adopt the convergence criteria associated with the emerging single currency of the Euro. Parallel with these developments, the Swedish economy was having to adapt to the globalisation of the world’s economies and more intense international competition; information technology was having a major

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230288270alcohol; care; gender; Institution; service; social policy; unemployment

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Social Insecurity: Benefits and Services,p. 13):.Sweden certainly conformed to these criteria prior to the 1990s and had been much admired for the high value of its social benefits and the comprehensiveness and quality of its state-run services.

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Vasanthakumar Arumugam,Kandasamy G. Moodleyp. 13):.Sweden certainly conformed to these criteria prior to the 1990s and had been much admired for the high value of its social benefits and the comprehensiveness and quality of its state-run services.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89621-8d with the golden age of Swedish modernism and social democracy has survived the impact of a new era of postmodern capitalism? Alongside major changes in technology, cultural production and economic organisation, the postwar welfare state has, in the last few decades, undergone dramatic change in ma

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-89621-8ernist belief in science, progress and rationality, linked with more traditional notions of order and discipline, a functionalist aesthetic in art and architecture and a social engineering approach to social problems. The politics of social democracy - which aimed to bring a degree of state control

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Nada F. Atta,Ekram H. El-Ads,Ahmed Galall ideas were being widely promoted and there were plenty of illustrations of neo-liberal experimentation in Europe and the USA. There was disillusion with the Social Democrats and they had clearly lost their sense of direction. The Conservative and Liberal parties had a clear platform and both were