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The passionate economist : how Brian Abel-Smith shaped global health and social welfare /
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Bristol, UK :
The Policy Press,
2014.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Machine generated contents note: 1. Inheritances: 1926-46
- Smiths and Abel-Smiths
- English education
- After Haileybury
- 2. wider world: 1946-51
- National Service
- Austria: Brian's cold war
- Cambridge
- political education
- Postgraduate
- British Council universities debating tour
- 3. Beveridge's Britain: 1951-55
- new British welfare state
- Useful academics: the London School of Economics
- Social science and social policy
- Richard Titmuss
- Peter Townsend
- Fabians
- Tony Crosland and The Future of Socialism
- Reform of Social Security
- Costing the National Health Service
- Too political for research?
- 4. Political ambitions and private passions: 1955-59
- independent life
- New Pensions for the Old
- Dalton's heir
- Whose Welfare State?
- National Insurance
- National Assistance
- Reconceptualising poverty
- 5. Health and happiness: 1956-64
- Judgements and predictions: health and medicine in Britain
- Funding health service research: collaborations and conflicts
- Bedpans and balance sheets: managing the NHS
- Friendships and partnerships
- natural historian: The Hospitals 1800-1948
- In the public's eye
- 6. Lingua franca: 1956-67
- Health economics
- Mauritius: three is the magic number
- Paying for Health Services
- 7. Distractions and diversions: 1964-68
- disappearance of national superannuation
- professors of poverty
- Child Poverty Action Group
- new Supplementary Benefits Scheme
- Managing the Poverty Survey
- legal interest
- (Only) Just Men
- 8. Values: 1968-70
- Policy from the inside: advising Richard Crossman
- Health enquiries
- AEGIS and the Ely scandal
- Restructuring the National Health Service
- LSE,1967-69
- end of the Titmice
- 'The Poor Get Poorer Under Labour'
- 9. Patriarchy and authority: 1970-74
- Health and social policy: theory and practice
- Enquiries: abuse of social security, NHS management, Thalidomide
- 'Quite like old times': pensions
- International interests: health economics
- Development, poverty and population control
- Losses
- 10. 'Such marvellous fun': 1974-76
- Chocolate soldiers: the rise of the special adviser
- Private concerns
- 'One of us': advising Barbara Castle
- Labour's policy machine
- National Health Service: 'The ark of our covenant'
- Pay beds
- Resource Allocation Working Party
- Mental illness, mental handicap and disability benefits
- Pensions: third time lucky
- 11. Disillusionment: 1976-79
- Ennals, 'Deep Throat' and the Cabinet papers leak
- Castle Diaries
- Royal Commission on the National Health Service
- 30th anniversary of the National Health Service
- Inequalities: the Supplementary Benefits Review and the Black Report
- Peter Shore and the Department of the Environment
- Labour in 1979: assessments and strategies
- 12. International commuting: 1975-79
- Value for Money in Health Services: A Comparative Study
- Return to Mauritius
- European Economic Community
- new European advisory role
- 13. In and outers: 1979-91
- Health for All by the Year 2000
- HFA2000: health, wealth and health economics
- Making a Financial Master Plan
- Special adviser to Mahler
- Health promotion
- HFA2000: targets and assessments
- rise of The World Bank
- Commission on Health Research for Development
- Kenya
- 14. end of the party: 1979-90
- Labour in opposition
- Reform or dissolution? The National Health Service in Conservative Britain
- London's health services
- new academia: a business of knowledge
- 15. On the move: 1990-96
- Reform: the progressive rise of health insurance
- LSE 'retirement'
- Cost Containment and New Priorities in Health Care
- Tanzania, Indonesia and Thailand: personal and professional interests
- new language of health and social welfare
- Health: political and personal.