Welfare and Wellbeing: Richard Titmuss' Contribution to Social Policy

doi:10.46692/9781847425355

Welfare and Wellbeing

Richard Titmuss' Contribution to Social Policy

This book brings together a selection of Richard Titmuss' important writings on a range of key social policy issues, together with commentary from experts in the field. The companion volume, Private Complaints and Public Health: Richard Titmuss on the National Health Service, is edited by Ann Oakley and Jonathan Barker (Policy Press, 2004).

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Contents
pp iii-iv

Sources of extracts
pp v-vi

Introduction
pp 1-10

Part 1 - The family, poverty and population
pp 11-16

one - The nation’s wealth
pp 17-22

two - The summation of poverty
pp 23-24

three - A measurement of human progress
pp 25-30

four - The position of women
pp 31-40

Part 2 - The ‘welfare state’
pp 41-48

one - The welfare state: Images and realities
pp 49-58

two - The social division of welfare: Some reflections on the search for equity
pp 59-70

three - War and social policy
pp 71-80

four - Unfinished business
pp 81-96

Part 3 - Redistribution, universality and inequality
pp 97-102

one - The role of redistribution in social policy
pp 103-112

two - Welfare state and welfare society
pp 113-124

three - Social welfare and the art of giving
pp 125-134

Part 4 - Power, policy and privilege
pp 135-140

one - The irresponsible society
pp 141-158

two - The need for a new approach
pp 159-168

Part 5 - International and comparative dimensions
pp 169-174

one - The international perspective
pp 175-184

two - Developing social policy in conditions of rapid change: The role of social welfare
pp 185-192

Part 6 - The subject of social policy
pp 193-198

one - The subject of social administration
pp 199-208

two - What is social policy?
pp 209-214

three - Values and choices
pp 215-218

Bibliography
pp 219-238

Index
pp 239-249

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