Add to ORKGThis second edition of this respected book (previously published under the title The Australian Welfare State: key documents and themes) integrates significant and contemporary source documents within a text that explores the ongoing evolution of the post-welfare state. The text is organised around five key themes, which the authors believe underpin the development of the Australian welfare state since Federation. The welfare state is discussed with reference to the wage earner, race, gender and entitlement. An introduction and a set of questions, which have been developed for class discussion or private study, accompany each section
Australia has sought to contain social welfare expenditures through more stringent targeting of bene...
A defining characteristic of contemporary welfare governance in many western countries has been a re...
This report contains papers presented to the National Social Policy Conference held at the Universit...
This book presents a skillful combination of themes in welfare with original landmark documents and ...
3rd editionAdam Jamrozik1. The changing concept of welfare -- 2. Social policy in a 'free-market' ec...
In 1992, Australian sociologist Lois Bryson published what proved to be an important book entitled W...
This paper sets out to give an overview of the most significant policy changes and developments infl...
For much of the postwar period, the Australian welfare state has been mis-understood by overseas soc...
Over the past two decades, one of the leading areas of welfare state change has been in respect of w...
attempts to move from a “welfare sociology ” to a “sociology of the welfare state ” (or, more precis...
Contemporary scholarship of the welfare state is turning strongly comparative, yielding among other ...
In this volume, we include a range of international articles which grapple with welfare theory and i...
The welfare state remains the subject of intense debate over its effects and effectiveness. How has ...
This report contains papers presented to the National Social Policy Conference held at the Universit...
The single most important event that has molded changes to welfare policy across the developed Weste...
Australia has sought to contain social welfare expenditures through more stringent targeting of bene...
A defining characteristic of contemporary welfare governance in many western countries has been a re...
This report contains papers presented to the National Social Policy Conference held at the Universit...
This book presents a skillful combination of themes in welfare with original landmark documents and ...
3rd editionAdam Jamrozik1. The changing concept of welfare -- 2. Social policy in a 'free-market' ec...
In 1992, Australian sociologist Lois Bryson published what proved to be an important book entitled W...
This paper sets out to give an overview of the most significant policy changes and developments infl...
For much of the postwar period, the Australian welfare state has been mis-understood by overseas soc...
Over the past two decades, one of the leading areas of welfare state change has been in respect of w...
attempts to move from a “welfare sociology ” to a “sociology of the welfare state ” (or, more precis...
Contemporary scholarship of the welfare state is turning strongly comparative, yielding among other ...
In this volume, we include a range of international articles which grapple with welfare theory and i...
The welfare state remains the subject of intense debate over its effects and effectiveness. How has ...
This report contains papers presented to the National Social Policy Conference held at the Universit...
The single most important event that has molded changes to welfare policy across the developed Weste...
Australia has sought to contain social welfare expenditures through more stringent targeting of bene...
A defining characteristic of contemporary welfare governance in many western countries has been a re...
This report contains papers presented to the National Social Policy Conference held at the Universit...