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“Reforming” Social Security

Journal of the National Medical Association, 2013
Put aside that the government has for years collected a dedicated tax for social security and then spent some of that revenue on ordinary government expenses. And don’t mention that this “borrowed” money is supposed to be returned to the social security trust fund but never has been.
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David Lloyd George: Land, The Budget, and Social Reform

, 1976
THE ORIGINS OF THE BRITISH WELFARE STATE are usually attributed to the threat to the Liberals of the new Labour party in the House of Commons, to the evolving radicalism (or at least class consciousness) of the workers manifested by their demands for the
B. B. Gilbert
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The Social Reformer

1998
This chapter will explore Malinovskii’s programme of social reforms as it appears in various works, published and unpublished, in which he treats themes of social interest.
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Cultural Psychology: A Perspective on Psychological Functioning and Social Reform

, 2005
Contents: Preface. Part I: Psychology, Culture, Politics, Science. Introduction to Macro Cultural Psychology. Macro Culture. Part II: Principles of Macro Cultural Psychology.
C. Ratner
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The Rise of Historical Economics and Social Reform in Germany 1864-1894

, 2003
Social science and social reform flourished in Imperial Germany, and the historical economist Gustav Schmoller made fundamental contributions to both. Despite this, historians have neglected him. Questioning the term 'German Historical School' associated
Erik Grimmer-Solem
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Plato as a Social Reformer

Ethics, 1929
LATO'S Republic presents a marked contrast to the social and po[itical conditions obtaining in Athens in his day. This article is an attempt to look at Athens through Plato's eyes, to detect those factors in Athenian life which provoked him to write his Republic, and which give point to his criticisms of so many phases of that life.
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Social Reform and Social Revolution

Social Forces, 1931
IT HAS long been almost axiomatic among political thinkers that social reforms are the surest preventive of social revolution, but very little attention has been paid to the analysis of the relationship between the two. The usual explanations are general and far from satisfactory.
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The One Hundred-Year Debate: Social Reform versus Individual Treatment

, 1998
After 100 years, one would think that professional social workers would agree about the basic goal of the profession; yet any social work conference, journal, or even professional dialogue is still filled with disagreements about that goal. We still hear
K. Haynes
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Anarchism, Socialism, and Social Reform

Journal of the History of Economic Thought, 2002
[First page missing from the archive] … embitterment against society; but anarchism assimilates to itself that hostility to law which naturally results from evil doing. The antipathy of the rogue for the halter reinforces this movement. It gathers to itself disreputable elements, and by its outbreaks moves society to resistance.
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British Social Reform and German Precedents: The Case of Social Insurance, 1880-1914.

, 1990
This is a study of one of the central themes of pre-1914 British history - the move towards social reform and the accompanying growth of collectivism and bureaucracy.
R. Trainor, E. P. Hennock
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