How ‘Facebook welfare’ could reshape the benefits system
Putting social relationships, rather than the impersonal state, at the heart of the welfare system offers a route out of the negative debate about ‘scroungers’.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Putting social relationships, rather than the impersonal state, at the heart of the welfare system offers a route out of the negative debate about ‘scroungers’.
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By Ian MulheirnThe government's new housing policy will collapse sooner or later like a fraudulent investment strat
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