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Title ProperDurability of Pierson’s theory about the durability of the welfare state
LanguageENG
AuthorCampbell, Andrea Louise
Summary / Abstract (Note)The main takeaway for many readers of Paul Pierson’s Dismantling the Welfare State? concerns the durability of social welfare programs. Certainly for the period that Pierson analyzes, the conservative governments of Reagan and Thatcher largely failed to retrench welfare state spending. Both overall social spending and the split between universal and targeted programs remained fl at during the 1980s, despite the great hopes and eff orts of those administrations.
`In' analytical NotePolitical Science and Politics Vol. 48, No.2; Apr 2015: p.284 - 288
Journal SourcePolitical Science and Politics 2015-06 48, 2
Key WordsPierson’s Theory ;  Durability ;  Welfare State