Titlebook: Statecraft, Welfare and the Politics of Inclusion; Kanishka Jayasuriya Book 2006 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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Contractualism and transnational welfare governance,y the global community, and the new social agenda differs from the previously dominant ‘Washington Consensus’ of market and trade liberalization. But — and this is at the heart of the thesis in this volume — poverty reduction and its social agenda, rather than being antagonistic or in opposition to

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The new politics of inclusion,l market model. There is, in both advanced industrial and newly industrial countries, an anxiety linked to two main factors: the effects of privatization and deregulation on inequality, and the legitimacy of market reforms. In response to these anxieties there has been a concerted effort to place is

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2662-2483 as poverty through strategies of inclusion frames new terms of engagement for social policy, different from that which existed in the terrain of the post war welfare state.978-1-349-28048-3978-0-230-50332-8Series ISSN 2662-2483 Series E-ISSN 2662-2491

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Capability, freedom and the third way,nctive here is that these ideas of freedom and equality are situated within the framework of the market. As such, we explore how and why the third way can be described as a social democratic response within the parameters of the new economic constitutionalism.

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Introduction,her hand, this new ethos, often couched in a new political language of inclusion and cognate governance structures, is framed within the boundaries set by the market model which has dominated politics and policy over the last three decades in advanced industrial as well as newly industrializing countries.

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Statecraft and social contracts: A populist market citizenship in Thailand,usinessmen yet who has appealed to poor farmers and urban voters with an attractive range of social policies (Hewison 2005).. These factors have served to change the fundamental character of Thai politics. But the question of how and why this amalgam of political elements came together remains problematic.