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Book Title
Poor Citizens: The State and the Poor in Twentieth Century Brita
ISBN
9780582494695
Subject Area
Economic Sociology, Social Services, Social Organisations
Publication Name
Poor Citizens: the State and the Poor in Twentieth Century Britain
Publisher
Pearson Education The Limited
Subject
History
Publication Year
1991
Type
Textbook
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
139mm
Author
D. Vincent
Item Width
214mm
Item Weight
349g
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Poor Citizens is an examination of the evolving relationship between different categories of citizenship since 1900. The book begins with related introduction of mass suffrage and mass welfare before and after World War I, and concludes with a discussion of the relations between the poor and the state under Mrs Thatcher. It argues that during the 20th century there has been a significant section of the population who have remained, in a double sense, poor citizens, unable to enjoy a minimum standard of living and at the same time incapable of fully exercising their associated legal and political rights. The analysis describes how these twin failings have been mutually reinforcing. Whilst the growth of the modern democratic state has deeply influenced the experience of poverty since 1900, the relationship between them has been less consistently beneficial than once was hoped. The more the state has distributed in the name of the poor, the more it has denied the poor control over its disbursement. The poor have been excluded from effective political participation partly by the lack of morale and resources contingent on their position, and partly by their prior and continuing exclusion from the agencies of organized labour which alone could have provided a vehicle for their protests. Lacking the means to give a voice to their political citizenship, they have been exposed to forms of bureaucratic welfare which have denied them the dignity and status essential to their social citizenship.

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Publisher
Pearson Education The Limited
ISBN-13
9780582494695
eBay Product ID (ePID)
86437109

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Subject Area
Economic Sociology, Social Services, Social Organisations
Author
D. Vincent
Publication Name
Poor Citizens: the State and the Poor in Twentieth Century Britain
Format
Paperback
Language
English
Subject
History
Publication Year
1991
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
272 Pages

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Item Height
139mm
Item Width
214mm
Item Weight
349g

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Title_Author
D. Vincent
Series Title
Studies in Modern History
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom

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