... that insufficient attention has been paid to culture and institutional tradition. It shows how the shift in Japan's political ideology from traditional conservatism to neo-liberalism has resulted in a change in policy goals — from a militaristic and strongly authoritarian state to a pro-market economy and residual...

... Perspectives Committee 1987–94 Northern Curriculum Development Project hooks b Chavs Jones O neo-liberalism anti-racist social work institutional racism diversity ‘race’ PCF domain 8 In this chapter Singh looks back at the development of anti-racist social work and traces the intellectual journey...

...This chapter explores deeply-buried attitudes undermining both the significance of older people’s contributions to society and the struggle for language they face. Both relativism and hyper-rationalistic neo-liberalism make it impossible to see life-courses as offering insights of significant value...

...This chapter examines what has been left behind by political liberalism and the welfare state by connecting John Rawls' theory of justice with Amartya Sen's capability approach. It considers how Japan adopted a pacifist constitution after World War II and developed a system to secure basic...

...-classical; the liberal progressive; and the socially critical. Practitioners of ESD tend to position themselves mainly within ‘socially critical’ education, where ‘the teacher is a coordinator with emancipatory aims; involves students in negotiation about common tasks and projects; emphasises commonality...

... ontological approaches to social harm relational harms capitalism embedded liberalism laissez faire capitalism social expenditure benefits services ‘social state’ states varieties of capitalist harm communism Harvey D neoliberalism post socialist corporatist regimes Russian Federation shock...

... Muslims reproduction technologies unemployment welfare Western Africa end of history Fillon François French Fifth Republic Fukuyama Francis Hegel Georg Wilhelm Friedrich liberalism National Assembly Bayrou François Constitution of France de Gaulle Charles École National d’Administration ENA...

... the classical egalitarian aspirations of non-subordination and orthodox liberal conceptions of self-determination. This ‘equally promoting approach’ focuses on the totality of the production, circulation and consumption of goods as they can be leveraged to satisfy human needs. This broader view can help analyse...

...This chapter provides the context for the development of the Poverty-Aware Paradigm and outlines the central stages in the process of its implementation at the Ministry of Welfare and Social Services. Neo-liberal ideology that has influenced Israeli society since the 1980s has contributed...

.... However, criminal legal aid has been cast in a different light in recent years, viewed not through the lens of welfarism but subjected to neo-liberal values such as cost neutrality, marketisation and managerialism. This was particularly evident in the ‘Transforming Legal Aid’ consultation of 2013, which...

... implementation and actually questioned its conception, but neglected the ideological context and the disruptive political strategy which underpinned it. ‘New World’ was a calculated exercise in ‘disruptive’ neo-liberal statecraft, and the failure of its first iteration does not mean the end of it. Conservative...

...Wacquant has argued that a transnational political process, comprising harsh penal and social policies, is underway to exert social control over marginal populations created by economic liberalism and welfare state retrenchment. This chapter considers the relevance of Wacquant’s ideas to the UK...

... empowering programmes England non governmental organisations NGOs Albania Belgium Rotterdam Turkey Droste C Knorr Siedow T renting Self-building Social Housing Participation Neo-liberalism Comparing housing This chapter explores whether and how low- and middle-income residents in European city...

... the concept of self-care and the implications of its co-option into neo-liberal objectives of enforcing individual responsibilities. It argues that an alternative articulation of self-care based in care ethics is vital if to secure government responsibility for the care and welfare of citizens. austerity...

... on the linked concepts of citizenship and welfare, the book considers three key themes: welfare provision, conditionality, and membership. Part 1 examines some ongoing social-science debates concerning welfare and citizenship, including liberalism and communitarianism, while Part 2 discusses the perceptions...

...Chapter 2 explores how welfare has been reshaped in the last decades as a transactional form of welfare came to reign in a society in love with the market. It outlines the growth in inequality in the context of neo-liberalism and the trajectory of child protection policy and practice...

...This chapter analyses three distinct phases of welfare state reconfiguration: the era of welfare state expansion and class compromise, starting at the end of World War II; the period of welfare retrenchment and neo-liberalism, which took shape in the wake of the oil shocks of mid- to late-1970s...

...This chapter states that progressive policy is not necessarily an alternative to economic liberalisation. This is because this dichotomous vision relies on a narrow and impoverished conception of economic liberalisation. The discussion is focused on only one strand of new social liberalism, which...

... moralism, and economic liberalism. Brumstrom R Critchley J Guardian The Kleiman M legalisation defined prohibition case for Howells K House of Commons Home Affairs Select Committee includes HM Government’s Reply Inciardi J International Narcotics Control Board United Nations Office on Drugs...

... managerialism ‘niche’ development Parsons Talcott policy based evidence professional associations citizenship feminism inequality Marxism neo-liberalism Robbins Report Thatcherism John Holmwood is professor of sociology at the University of Nottingham. He did his undergraduate and postgraduate...