Social Policy
Ralf Dahrendorf, 3 July 1980
Understanding Social Policy
by Michael Hill.
Blackwell, 280 pp., £12, April 1980,0 631 18170 9 Show More
by Michael Hill.
Blackwell, 280 pp., £12, April 1980,
Poverty and Inequality in Common Market Countries
edited by Vic George and Roger Lawson.
Routledge, 253 pp., £9.50, April 1980,0 7100 0424 9 Show More
edited by Vic George and Roger Lawson.
Routledge, 253 pp., £9.50, April 1980,
Planning for Welfare: Social Policy and the Expenditure Process
edited by Timothy Booth.
Blackwell, 208 pp., £12, November 1980,0 631 19560 2 Show More
edited by Timothy Booth.
Blackwell, 208 pp., £12, November 1980,
The City and Social Theory
by Michael Peter Smith.
Blackwell, 315 pp., £12, April 1980,9780631121510 Show More
by Michael Peter Smith.
Blackwell, 315 pp., £12, April 1980,
The Good City: A Study of Urban Development and Policy in Britain
by David Donnison.
Heinemann, 221 pp., £4.95, April 1980,0 435 85217 5 Show More
by David Donnison.
Heinemann, 221 pp., £4.95, April 1980,
The Economics of Prosperity: Social Priorities in the Eighties
by David Blake and Paul Ormerod.
Grant Mclntyre, 230 pp., £3.95, April 1980,0 86216 013 8 Show More
by David Blake and Paul Ormerod.
Grant Mclntyre, 230 pp., £3.95, April 1980,
“... and contract, of Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, is not dead. David Donnison’s book (written with Paul Soto), The Good City, is in almost every respect the opposite of Smith’s: it is precise, readable, full of information and thought. Donnison begins with the story of the coalition of dreams of the good city which was formed after the war, and which led to ... ”
