To find an answer we need to inquire into the development
of the modern welfare state.
He added: «It's also a contributory principles, which unlike a residence test, retains the crucial link between rights and responsibilities - that principle of something for something that defines the role
of the modern welfare state.»
Conservatives, Labour, and Liberal Democrats alike agreed to even stronger devolution than is now the case, with the now - permanent Scottish Parliament being given plenary powers regarding taxation and some important social issues, especially involving the operation
of the modern welfare state.
But it would be the same as saying that Bismarck did not lay the foundations
of the modern welfare state in Germany, just because he did it to stay in power.
Indeed, making the male unnecessary was the explicit objective of many of the feminist supporters
of our modern welfare state.
They fondly recall Lyndon Johnson's inauguration
of the modern welfare state, often bitterly denouncing conservative resistance, arguing that our present political distempers flow from our failure to expand the scope and reach of the welfare state.
It certainly doesn't command the creation
of the modern welfare state.
There is no doubt that the state did take over these roles at the time of the creation
of modern welfare states.
Not exact matches
Through this and other reforms, Bismarck laid the foundations for the
modern welfare state, elements
of which were adopted enthusiastically elsewhere.
From this developed her vision
of what would become the
modern welfare state — a vision on which she later sold a young Tory politician named Winston Churchill.
It's precisely the sort
of thing a civil
modern government MUST do to be able to manage the
welfare state.
Under conditions
of the
modern welfare - regulatory
state, separationism is a powerful engine
of secularization.
It is difficult to find a clearly articulated case in Catholic social teaching for
modern - style
welfare states involving huge government intervention in the lives
of families combined with enormous transfers totalling around a quarter
of national income.
Many
of the distinctive problems
of modern societies, he tells us, e.g., the expansion
of welfare state entitlements versus traditional free market liberalism, reflect this fundamental tension between a desire for a common good and the profound individualism
of our culture.
Assuming these traits are fundamental to the American political mind, most political theorists see this as reflecting the classical liberal mind — distinct from the «
modern liberal» view which accepts the legitimacy
of the
welfare state — not a conservative mind.
Modern economic growth was not a result
of trade unions or government regulation or the
welfare state.
The parental
state, extending the smothering accomplished by Johan's possessive parents, does to him what the parental corporation does to people we know, or the public schools to children, or the machinery
of welfare to
modern - day paupers.
In fact, Addams would be offended by those who suggest Hull House was a precursor
of the
modern welfare system that makes people dependent upon the
state.
Many
of these people are on the public payroll, employed in all the bureaucracies
of the
modern welfare, redistributive and regulatory
state; many others, while working in private - sector institutions, are heavily dependent on
state subsidies.
His notion
of agape seems to come more from Rousseau than the Christian tradition, as when he says that agape is what has led to such things as the
modern welfare state, where echoes
of «Christian» egalitarianism can be seen.
On the contrary, in the 1910s and 20s, even before the
modern welfare state, people not just felt invested in government programs — they thought the job
of the government was to give advice.
Possibly the beginning
of the move towards a
modern welfare state.
A second meaning
of the term social conservatism developed in the Nordic countries and continental Europe, where it refers to liberal conservatives supporting
modern European
welfare states.
It included the National Health Service, national insurance and the
modern welfare state, nationalisation
of gas, electricity, the railways and the mines, not to mention independence for India and Pakistan.
Its guidance can be felt in the formation
of the
welfare state and the speeches
of modern prime ministers.
His resulting paintings including Vignette explode with narratives and textures, linking aspects
of art history and American history with reference to the American Civil Rights Movement, the history
of slavery, public housing projects, the
modern welfare state, social reform and literature, as well as cyclic tales
of birth, life, death and love.
Growing up in the post-
modern age: On the child's situation in the
modern family, and on the position
of the family in the
modern welfare state.
After the second world war, when the UK was facing financial bankruptcy, politicians showed courage, vision and leadership and created the
modern welfare state which despite its difficulties, is still the envy
of the world.