
Examining, In The Widest Sense, The Changes In Political Philosophy That Have Occurred In Western Capitalist States Since The Early 1980s, This Book Focuses On The Introduction Of Neo-liberal Principles In The Combined Area Of Social And Education Policy. New Zealand Presents A Paradigm Example Of The Neo-liberal Shift In Political Philosophy. From Constituting The Social Laboratory Of The Western World In The 1930s In Terms Of Social Welfare Provision, New Zealand Has Become The Neo-liberal Experiment Of The Fully Marketised Society In The 1990s. Against The Theoretical Background Of Educational Theory And Practice, This Book Examines Neo-liberalism And Its Critiques As Responses To The So-called Crisis Of The Welfare State And Argues For A Reformulated Critical Social Policy In The Postmodern Condition. The Conclusions About Social Policy Drawn By The Authors Can Be Generalized To Similar Situations In Other Western Capitalist Countries. Book Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2002-01-01
ISBN-10:
0203453859
ISBN-13:
9780203453858
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