For Whose Benefit?: The Everyday Realities of Welfare Reform

Ruth Patrick

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For Whose Benefit?

The Everyday Realities of Welfare Reform

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Ruth Patrick, University of Liverpool

Publisher:: Bristol University Press
Online publication date:: April 2022
Print publication year:: 2017
Online ISBN:: 9781447333470
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.46692/9781447333470

Subjects:: Socio-Legal Studies, Law

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For Whose Benefit? explores how those at the sharp end of welfare reform experience changes to the benefit system. It looks at how the rights and responsibilities of citizenship are experienced on the ground, and whether the welfare state still offers meaningful protection and security to those who rely upon it.

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Select Introduction: Beyond Benefits Street – exploring experiences and narratives of welfare reform

Introduction: Beyond Benefits Street – exploring experiences and narratives of welfare reform
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Select one - Social citizenship from above

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Select two - The emergence of a framing consensus on ‘welfare’

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Select three - The everyday realities of out-of-work benefits receipt

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Select four - Is welfare-to-work working? Relationships with work over time

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Select five - Ending welfare dependency? Experiencing welfare reform

five - Ending welfare dependency? Experiencing welfare reform
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Select six - Scroungerphobia: living with the stigma of benefits

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Select seven - Diverse trajectories between 2011 and 2016

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Select Conclusion: social insecurity and ‘welfare’

Conclusion: social insecurity and ‘welfare’
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