
Published online:
01 November 2003
Published in print:
24 September 1998
Online ISBN:
9780191598838
Print ISBN:
9780198294740
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Expansionist or Contractionist Attitudes? Expansionist or Contractionist Attitudes?
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Attitudes Towards Government Responsibilities Attitudes Towards Government Responsibilities
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Attitudes Towards Government Spending Attitudes Towards Government Spending
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Attitudes Towards the Power of Government Attitudes Towards the Power of Government
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Correlates of Attitudes Towards Government Responsibility Correlates of Attitudes Towards Government Responsibility
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Correlates of Attitudes Towards the Power of Government Correlates of Attitudes Towards the Power of Government
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Conclusions Conclusions
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Notes Notes
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Chapter
4 Attitudes Towards the Size of Government
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87–119
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Published:September 1998
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Huseby, Beate M., 'Attitudes Towards the Size of Government', in Ole Borre, and Elinor Scarbrough (eds), The Scope of Government (Oxford , 1998; online edn, Oxford Academic, 1 Nov. 2003), https://doi.org/10.1093/0198294743.003.0004, accessed 24 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
Focuses on public attitudes to the size and sphere of competence of governments, rather than on government policies per se, and on the factors determining whether such attitudes are expansionist or contractionist, i.e. calling for a wider or narrower scope for government responsibility. It presents statistics on public opinion on this question, and finds that, across Western Europe generally, it is ambivalent and inconclusive. It concludes with a discussion of variations between specific countries.
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