In The Transformation of American Liberalism, George Klosko explores how American political leaders have justified social welfare programs since the 1930s, ultimately showing how their arguments have contributed to notably ungenerous programs.
In The Transformation of American Liberalism, George Klosko explores how American political leaders have justified social welfare programs since the 1930s, ultimately showing how their arguments have contributed to notably ungenerous programs.
George Klosko is the Henry L. and Grace Doherty Professor of Politics at the University of Virginia. He is the editor of The Oxford Handbook of Political Philosophy and has authored books, including The Development of Plato's Political Theory, Second Edition (Oxford, 2006); Democratic Procedures and Liberal Consensus (Oxford University Press, 2000); and Political Obligations (Oxford University Press, 2005).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Chapter :1 The American Welfare State Chapter 2: Old and New Liberalism Chapter 3: Individualism and Progressivism:Conceptual Underpinnings Chapter 4: The British Welfare State Chapter 5: FDR's Original Sin Chapter 6: Social Insurance and Welfare Chapter 7: Medicare and Medicaid Chapter 8: Universal Health Insurance Conclusion Bibliography
Introduction Chapter :1 The American Welfare State Chapter 2: Old and New Liberalism Chapter 3: Individualism and Progressivism:Conceptual Underpinnings Chapter 4: The British Welfare State Chapter 5: FDR's Original Sin Chapter 6: Social Insurance and Welfare Chapter 7: Medicare and Medicaid Chapter 8: Universal Health Insurance Conclusion Bibliography
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