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1st ed.

Harlow : Longman, 2000

xi, 242 s. ; 23 cm

ISBN 0-582-35640-7 (brož.)

Longman social policy in Britain series

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CONTENTS // PREFACE // LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS // PART ONE // Chapter I INTRODUCTION // I. I Structure of the book // 1.2 Using the terms ‘privatisation’ and ‘marketisation’ // Chapter 2 PRIVATISATION // 2.1 Origins in industrial and economic policy // 2.2 Models of privatisation // 2.3 Why was privatisation possible? // 2.4 The claimed benefits of privatisation // 2.5 Methods of privatisation // 2.6 Privatisation and the social welfare sen/ices // 2.7 What sorts of competition are possible in social welfare? // 2.8 Summary // Chapter 3 PRIVATISATION, THE UTILITIES AND SOCIAL POLICY // 3.1 Privatisation and the utilities // 3.2 Poorest customers and privatisation // 3.3 The regulator // 3.4 Summary // PART TWO // Chapter 4 HOUSING // 4.1 What did the Conservatives inherit? // 4.2 Results of the Right to Buy // 4.3 Reforms in the second half of the 1980s onwards // 4.4 Making an assessment // 4.5 Summary // viii // ix // xi // I // 3 // 4 // 18 // 20 // 20 // 21 // 23 // 24 // 28 // 29 // 32 // 33 // 35 // 36 // 43 // 45 // 48 // 49 // 51 // 52 // 53 // 55 // 59 // 66 // v // Contents // Chapter 5 SOCIAL SECURITY 68 // 5.1 Early reforms 68 // 5.2 The Fowler Reviews 69 // 5.3 Peter Lilley and ‘sectoral reform’ 73 // 5.4 Personal pensions 76 // 5.5 Child Support Agency and the Next Steps // initiative 78 // 5.6 Privatisation, social security and the individual 80 // 5.7 Summary 84 // Chapter 6 EDUCATION 86 // 6.1 Early days 87 // 6.2 The Education Reform

Act 1988 89 // 6.3 After the Reform Act 94 // 6.4 Assessing the reforms 96 // 6.5 Privatisation, education and the individual 99 // 6.6 Summary 101 // Chapter 7 SOCIAL SERVICES 103 // 7.1 Charging 104 // 7.2 Social services and the contract culture 108 // 7.3 Outcomes in the contract culture I 12 // 7.4 Summary I 17 // Chapters HEALTH I 18 // 8.1 Founding principles I 18 // 8.2 The privatiser’s lament I 19 // 8.3 After 1979 120 // 8.4 Developing old themes 121 // 8.5 Creating new approaches 126 // 8.6 Assessing the reforms 132 // 8.7 Summary 135 // PART THREE 137 // Chapter 9 HOUSING, SOCIAL SECURITY AND EDUCATION // AFTER 1997 139 // 9.1 Housing 139 // 9.2 Social security 146 // 9.3 Education 157 // Chapter 10 SOCIAL SERVICES AND HEALTH POLICIES // AFTER 1997 165 // 10.1 Social services 165 // 10.2 Health policies 173 // 10.3 Conclusions 183 // VI // Contents // PART FOUR 187 // Chapter 1 1 DOCUMENTS 189 // Document 1 189 // Document 2 190 // Document 3 191 // Document 4 192 // Document 5 194 // Document 6 194 // Document 7 195 // Document 8 196 // Document 9 199 // Document 10 200 // Document 1 1 203 // Document 12 205 // Document 13 206 // Document 14 208 // Document 15 209 // REFERENCES 212 // NAME INDEX 232 // GENERAL INDEX 235 // Vil