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Poverty, Philanthropy and the State - Charities and the Working Classes in London, 1918-79 (Hardcover)
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Poverty, Philanthropy and the State - Charities and the Working Classes in London, 1918-79 (Hardcover)
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This book looks at a number of charities in London between 1918 and
1979, and the ways in which they negotiated the growth of the
welfare state and changes in the communities around them.These
charities - the 'university settlements'- were founded in the
1880's and 1890's and brought young graduates such as William
Beveridge & Clement Attlee to deprived areas of cities to
undertake social work. It is of interest to those who wish to know
more about the complexities of the relationships between charities,
the welfare state and individuals in the course of the twentieth
century. Bradley argues that whilst the settlements often had
difficulties in sustaining their work with the vulnerable, they
remained an important factor between the individual and the impacts
of poverty. Aimed at scholars in the fields of history, social
policy, sociology and criminology this book will also be of
interest to practitioners in the voluntary sector and government.
This book is relevant to United Nations Sustainable Development
Goal 1, No poverty. -- .
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