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This book is concerned with social welfare problems and the need for citizen participation in addressing those problems. The essays include discussions of conceptual critiques of neo-liberal social policy, specific empirical analyses of the neo-liberal counter-revolution, and conceptual and practical responses for moving beyond neo-liberalism.
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Nicole Civerolo
reviewed Citizens or Consumers?: Social Policy in a Market Society on July 27, 2012
Citizens or Consumers?
A very dense book. I keep looking for his definition of utility, but I couldn't find a clear consistent theme. Maybe it's in there somewhere, but I won't go back and look. In the lack of a clear understanding of utility it therefore becomes unconvincing to build on that and see at how the cognitive restrictions and structural factors affect his, when we don't really know what the goal is and how this is created.
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