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Participation Responsibility And Choice Summoning The Active Citizen In Western European Welfare States Janet Newman

Name: Participation Responsibility And Choice Summoning The Active Citizen In Western European Welfare States Janet Newman
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Publisher: Amsterdam University Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.62 MB

Pages: 242

Author: Janet Newman, Evelien Tonkens

ISBN: 9789089642752, 9089642757

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Participation Responsibility And Choice Summoning The Active Citizen In Western European Welfare States Janet Newman by Janet Newman, Evelien Tonkens 9789089642752, 9089642757 instant download after payment.

Faced with budget problems and an aging population, European governments in recent years have begun reconsidering the structure and extent of the welfare state. Guarantees and directives have given way to responsibilities and choice. This volume analyzes the effect of this change on the citizens of Germany, Finland, Norway, the Netherlands, France, Italy and the United Kingdom. It traces the emergence of new discourses around social movements for greater independence, power, and control, and the way these discourses serve to reframe the struggle at hand. Making use of ethnographic research and policy analysis, the authors analyze the cultural transition, tensions, and trajectory of this call toward active citizenship.