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Plans/actions by government or voluntary agencies to solve social problems
Harmful to society, causes public friction/private misery (Worsley)
Chief architect of British Welfare State
Poverty, ill health, poor housing, insufficient education, unemployment
1942
1946
Influenced Thatcher to cut welfare state (1980s)
Influenced New Labour; focus on social cohesion/order
Right realist theory that influenced New York government policy
Identified huge health inequalities
Help low-income pupils with education costs (Labour 1997-2010)
Governments avoid unpopular policies that might lose elections
Governments selective, use research supporting their stance
Cutting welfare spending to save money
State serves ruling class/capitalism, not society
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