Cash and Care: Policy Challenges in the Welfare State

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Edited by Caroline Glendinning, Peter A. Kemp

Publisher:: Bristol University Press
Online publication date:: January 2022
Print publication year:: 2006
Online ISBN:: 9781847421661
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.46692/9781847421661

Subjects:: Sociology: General Interest, Sociology

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Policy Challenges in the Welfare State

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Contents
pp iii-iv

List of figures and tables
pp v-v

Foreword
pp vi-vii

Acknowledgements
pp viii-viii

Notes on contributors
pp ix-xii

Part One - Introduction
pp 1-2

one - Introduction
pp 3-8

Part Two - New theoretical perspectives on care and policy
pp 9-10

two - Care and gender: have the arguments for recognising care work now been won?
pp 11-20

three - Research on care: what impact on policy and planning?
pp 21-32

four - ‘Pseudo-democracy and spurious precision’: knowledge dilemmas in the new welfare state
pp 33-46

Part Three - Traditional forms of disadvantage: new perspectives
pp 47-48

five - The costs of caring for a disabled child
pp 49-62

six - Disability, poverty and living standards: reviewing Australian evidence and policies
pp 63-78

seven - Consumers without money: consumption patterns and citizenship among low-income families in Scandinavian welfare societies
pp 79-94

eight - Affordable credit for low-income households
pp 95-110

nine - Carers and employment in a work-focused welfare state
pp 111-124

Part Four - Families, care work and the state
pp 125-126

ten - Paying family caregivers: evaluating different models
pp 127-140

eleven - Developments in Austrian care arrangements: women between free choice and informal care
pp 141-154

twelve - When informal care becomes a paid job: the case of Personal Assistance Budgets in Flanders
pp 155-170

thirteen - Better off in work? Work, security and welfare for lone mothers
pp 171-186

fourteen - Reciprocity, lone parents and state subsidy for informal childcare
pp 187-202

fifteen - Helping out at home: children’s contributions to sustaining work and care in lone-mother families
pp 203-216

Part Five - From welfare subjects to active citizens
pp 217-218

sixteen - Making connections: supporting new forms of engagement by marginalised groups
pp 219-234

seventeen - Independent living: the role of the disability movement in the development of government policy
pp 235-248

eighteen - Securing the dignity and quality of life of older citizens
pp 249-264

Part Six - Conclusions
pp 265-266

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