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Ian Cummins

Poverty, inequality and social work, 2018, p.145

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Título:
Conclusion
Autor: Ian Cummins
Assuntos: Behavioral sciences ; Children ; Economic disciplines ; Economic liberalism ; Economic theory ; Economics ; Government ; Government bureaucracy ; Government services ; Human populations ; Human societies ; Jurisprudence ; Justice ; Law ; Persons ; Philosophy of law ; Political philosophy ; Political science ; Population studies ; Poverty ; Public administration ; Public assistance ; Public assistance programs ; Public policy ; Social dynamics ; Social inequality ; Social justice ; Social sciences ; Social welfare ; Social work ; Socioeconomics ; Sociology ; Welfare state
É parte de: Poverty, inequality and social work, 2018, p.145
Descrição: In this concluding chapter I summarise the key themes of the book, and make some suggestions about how social work can reassert its core mission and commitment to social justice. I have argued here that neoliberalism has to be understood as a political and economic project. There are a number of key elements within it. Neoliberalism as a political philosophy is based on a belief that unfettered markets are the most effective mechanism for the distribution of resources. It is claimed by neoliberalism’s most vocal supporters that markets are ‘natural’, and any attempt to interfere with them is doomed to
Editor: Policy Press
Idioma: Inglês

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