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ned with the interests of those of non- dominant races both within nations and internationally. The results highlight the international applicability of the Matthew principle - ‘to those that hath shall be given‘.

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The Sociological Context,out welfare an urgent matter. These changes consist of a complex of factors, but important among them is an increasing reluctance on the part of governments to finance the welfare state. Governments in the liberal democracies are attempting to reverse the expansion of state provisions, that universa

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The Distribution of State Welfare,are and equality. As has already been discussed, inequality is partially sustained by the manner in which popular discourses about welfare concentrate only, or mainly, on the poor and only, or mainly, on social welfare. In the previous chapter I have built up a picture of the characteristics of soci

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,Men’s Welfare State,Women experience the welfare state differently from men. So too do the various classes and people of differing racial and ethnic backgrounds (Williams, 1989). We could also consider welfare from the point of view of the old, the young, people with disabilities, people from different regions (for exa

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,Women’s Welfare State,e state is experienced by men and women is highlighted by the legislation which has been enacted in many countries to address women’s multiple disadvantages, particularly in relation to employment. The Scandinavian collective term ‘equality policies’ neatly encapsulates the focus of a cluster of pol

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