Income redistribution and the welfare state /

By:

Webb, Adrian Leonard

Contributor(s):

Sieve, Jack E. B

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Occasional papers on social administrationPublication details: London : Bell , c1971.Description: 125 p.:illISBN:

0713518065

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

339.2'0942 WEB

LOC classification:

HV244 .O25 no. 41 HB99.3

Summary: This latest Occasional Paper on Social Administration ought to have a special interest for social workers even though it is intended for specialists in social administration. The book divides into two kinds of material—methodological and critical/analytical. Chapters 1 and 2 deal with 'Equalitarian policies and the welfare state' and 'Fundamental methodological considerations' in which the object is to survey the kinds of approaches already taken by those studying income redistribution and to set out a typology of alternative approach.

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This latest Occasional Paper on Social Administration ought to have a special interest for social workers even though it is intended for specialists in social administration. The book divides into two kinds of material—methodological and critical/analytical. Chapters 1 and 2 deal with 'Equalitarian policies and the welfare state' and 'Fundamental methodological considerations' in which the object is to survey the kinds of approaches already taken by those studying income redistribution and to set out a typology of alternative approach.

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