Titlebook: Developments in Swedish Social Policy; Resisting Dionysus Arthur Gould Book 2001 Arthur Gould 2001 alcohol.care.gender.Institution.service.

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,… Modern Society,ernist belief in science, progress and rationality, linked with more traditional notions of order and discipline, a functionalist aesthetic in art and architecture and a social engineering approach to social problems. The politics of social democracy - which aimed to bring a degree of state control

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Political and Economic Change,l ideas were being widely promoted and there were plenty of illustrations of neo-liberal experimentation in Europe and the USA. There was disillusion with the Social Democrats and they had clearly lost their sense of direction. The Conservative and Liberal parties had a clear platform and both were

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Grey Policies: Caring for the Elderly,st in the 1970s wondered whether “too much was being done for the elderly” (Wilson 1979). This could not have been an issue for many countries. Health care and social services — on which elderly people depend disproportionately — were provided free or with minimal charges. The pension system gave mo

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The State of Women,subject has been widened to incorporate other aspects of “the social”. In particular, the subordinate status of ethnic groups, people with disabilities and women have led to a concern about discrimination and disadvantage. Social policies have been implemented to improve the situation but in turn th

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Responses to Unemployment,y countries in the 1980s in favour of a prioritisation of the fight against inflation. What surprised many commentators about the Swedes was their refusal to abandon the goal. Indeed by the end of the decade, the unemployment rate was below 2 per cent. From this point, however, the combined impact o

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The Restrictive Line: Alcohol and Drugs,iewer and the soon-to-be deputy prime minister, Mona Sahlin, were in the context of the potential threat to the Swedish . from future membership of the EU. Both parties to the interview were concerned about the way in which other European countries had, in their view, given up in the fight against a

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Apollo versus Dionysus,he face of an increasingly globalised economy. Other countries had adopted policies of deregulation and privatisation during the 1980s. They had become more competitive. They had cut their public and social expenditure and slimmed down their provision of state welfare. Faced with this alternative sc