This text aims to review the issues raised by the state provision
of social benefits in cash and in kind and to examine the
principles on which their provision may be deemed to rest. The
contributors examine the purpose of this area of public activity of
60% of public expenditure in Britain. What are these elaborate
social services meant to achieve? By what criteria are they to be
judged? By what authority have the objectives been adopted and the
criteria applied? The answers to questions such as these will
obviously reflect both differences in basic value judgements and
differences in appraising the facts of any social situation. The
editors compile many viewpoints on the topic.
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