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ly membership generally, affect the property rights of the individuals involved in the familial relationship?’ This chapter considers how the courts and the legislature respectively have struggled in determining the ownership of (quasi)-matrimonial property and how their responses have been informed

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Francis Srunly membership generally, affect the property rights of the individuals involved in the familial relationship?’ This chapter considers how the courts and the legislature respectively have struggled in determining the ownership of (quasi)-matrimonial property and how their responses have been informed

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Francis Srun initiative, enterprise and the expression of personal freedom. The third and final period, between 1865 and 1900, Dicey described as one of collectivism. By this he meant a growth in direct intervention by the state in public affairs and the life of the individual citizen. He regarded this period a

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Francis Srun initiative, enterprise and the expression of personal freedom. The third and final period, between 1865 and 1900, Dicey described as one of collectivism. By this he meant a growth in direct intervention by the state in public affairs and the life of the individual citizen. He regarded this period a

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Francis Srun initiative, enterprise and the expression of personal freedom. The third and final period, between 1865 and 1900, Dicey described as one of collectivism. By this he meant a growth in direct intervention by the state in public affairs and the life of the individual citizen. He regarded this period a

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hallenge the right-wing arguments now active in all the social policy areas, and also in order to generate socialist responses to the wide variety of social needs that are experienced across the social structure. I shall deal in a provisional way with the questions of the family and youth later in t

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