Welfare and culture in Europe : towards a new paradigm in social policy /
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London :
J. Kingsley Publishers,
1999.
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction: Welfare, culture and Europe / Richard Freeman and Michael Rustin
- Social work and cultural politics: the paradox of German social pedagogy / Walter Lorenz
- The traumatic dismantling of welfare: the Swedish model in global culture / Martin Peterson
- On being a social worker: globalization and the new subjectivities / Steven Trevillion
- Social services and contrary cultures / John Baldock
- Anxiety and child protection work in two national systems / Andrew Cooper
- Parent's experiences of child welfare in England and France: getting help and having rights / Rachael Hetherington
- Family relationships in democratic Spain: cultural change from a biographical perspective / Elisabet Tejero and Laura Torrabadella
- Cultural analysis of the informal sphere / Prue Chamberlayne
- The Catholic Church and social policy in Europe / Michael Hornsby-Smith
- Structural and cultural dimensions of poverty in Italy: the implications for social policies / Antonella Spanò
- Habermas on discursive consensus: rethinking the welfare state in the face of cultural pluralism / Samantha Ashenden
- Cultural perspectives and welfare regimes: the contributions of Foucault and Lefebvre / Caroline Knowles
- Missing dimensions in the culture of welfare / Michael Rustin
- Conclusion: a new culture of welfare / Richard Freeman, Prue Chamberlayne, Andrew Cooper and Michael Rustin.