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In this study of Australia's contemporary welfare state, the authors review the evolution of social security in Australia and analyze the social policies and legal frameworks which mould the provision of income support within the current social security system.
Ch. 1. Fundamental Issues in Social Security -- Ch. 2. The History and Values of Australian Social Security -- Ch. 3. The Definition and Scale of Poverty -- Ch. 4. Meeting Poverty: Some Policy Choices -- Ch. 5. Towards a Citizenship Rationale -- Ch. 6. Equity and Priorities: The Treatment of Income and Assets -- Ch. 7. Income Support for the Unemployed -- Ch. 8. Income Support for the Disabled -- Ch. 9. Income Support for Sole Parent Families -- Ch. 10. Towards Citizenship Or Conservatism?
Includes bibliographical references (pages 330-345) and index.
Melbourne ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1994