Most governments in the world - including many that are autocratic
or authoritarian - have taken responsibility for social policy and
elected to develop services in health, education and social
security. This book explores the role of government and the state
in the contemporary world and, considering a range of theories and
evidence, discusses views about government responsibility for
social welfare services. Applying political theory to social
policy, this book seeks to address a set of key questions: what
responsibilities do governments have towards their populations?
What ought they do and what not? How can they do things better?
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