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Towards the Disestablishment of State Welfare: A Free Market in Real Welfare

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The modest celebrity occasioned by figuring in an examination paper alongside Titmuss, Townsend, Halsey or Donnison is flattering. Consider, however, its real meaning and its implications.

‘The expectation that society, the state, the government… will look after our problems tricks us into abdicating from self-reliance and social responsibility’ (David Marsland, 1989).

Assess this New Right perspective in terms of what you know about the Welfare State.

University of Oxford Advanced Level Sociology Examination 1992.

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Marsland, D. (1996). Towards the Disestablishment of State Welfare: A Free Market in Real Welfare. In: Welfare or Welfare State?. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-24576-5_8

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