Includes bibliographical references (pages 253-284) and index.
Contents:
Conclusion: The future of the welfare state. Justice, care, and children -- Justice, care, and health care -- Justice, care, and the elderly -- Justice, care, and disability -- Justice, care, and the poor -- Conclusion: The future of the welfare state.
Summary:
Changes in the nature of work and the family, the growing elderly population, and other developments over the past fifty years have rendered existing welfare policies largely out-of-step with economic and social conditions. While welfare state reform clearly raises important questions about justice and social policy, political philosophers have been slow to address it. This book takes up the important task of developing a theory of justice to guide contemporary welfare state reform.
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