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he British state introduced a range of redistributive measures founded on Keynesian welfarist principles which aimed to safeguard the safety and wellbeing of its citizens. Since the late-1970s, however, governments have pursued different ideological aims based on neo-liberalism which claims that it

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rms are the norm under advanced capitalism. We can acknowledge that during ‘abnormal’ times decommodified, large-scale, mass models of social housing forms can emerge, because they hold significance for the dominant social and economic order (Harloe 1995), and do so without suggesting a crude determ

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rms are the norm under advanced capitalism. We can acknowledge that during ‘abnormal’ times decommodified, large-scale, mass models of social housing forms can emerge, because they hold significance for the dominant social and economic order (Harloe 1995), and do so without suggesting a crude determ

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Max Weber’s ideal-type methodology, we “rationalized” the historical development leading to the series of outbreaks and, based on this causal rationalization, explain it as multicausal process. By using Karl Polanyi’s and Ferdinand Tönnies’s categories and conceptualizations, we describe the histor

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d/or ethnic differences for ‘political’ ends antithetical to the national (or colonial) interest. It is related to, but very different from, the idea of ‘community’. The solidarity of communities, at a local level, has been an important feature of Indian society since ancient times (Stein 1998). ‘Co

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outspoken than Prem Bhatia, the journalist-turned-diplomat, in his account of the . (1973). There, Bhatia suggests that Punjabis socialized more freely across caste and sect lines than more exclusive Gujaratis, accepting that rich Asians’ rudeness towards African leaders during his time as Indian Hi

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farm products, which lowers the earnings of farmers and associated rural businesses in developing countries. That worsened between the 1950s and the early 1980s (Anderson et al., 1986), thereby adding to global inequality and poverty because three-quarters of the world’s poorest people depend direct