Re: From DownUnder

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Could you please supply me wilh the exact title of the L. Epstein book
and if you have the publisher that would also help.

I have done a library search with no luck.

Rob

>>> denoix.k@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 06/06/02 07:03pm >>>

there is
N. Rose in reading foucault for social work by L. EPSTEIN
I think l'histoire de l'état providence by F. Ewald could also be
helpful
d





A Question,

I am doing some research into social welfare.

It strikes me that I could be using Foucault a basis to study the social
welfare payments system. .

What I am having trouble with is the short run aspects of the
governments implimentation of some very harsh social welfare criteria to
receive payments. I was going to use Foucault to look at this in the
context of governments short run political power games. That is the
government is making it difficult for unemployed people to receive
welfare payments unless they comply with very harsh rules. This a
political winner (I think anyway and some of the literature seems to
support this as well) as the public want to be assured that the
authorities are just not handing out payments at the drop of a hat.

My question is could you please direct me to any articles (even a
section to a book) that looks at the notion of power and politics in
this context. I know this is a bit of a short cut approach but I have
taken 9 weeks annual to start this study and I have spent the last three
days searching for materials on this topic with no luck.

Look forward to a reply.

Thanks


Rob

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<BLOCKQUOTE><FONT size=1><FONT face=Verdana>there is <BR>N. Rose in reading
foucault for social work by L. EPSTEIN<BR>I think l?histoire de l?état
providence by F. Ewald could also be helpful<BR>d<BR><BR><BR><BR><BR><BR>A
Question,<BR></FONT></FONT><FONT face=Verdana><BR><FONT size=1>I am doing some
research into social welfare.<BR></FONT><BR><FONT size=1>It strikes me that I
could be using Foucault a basis to study the social welfare payments system.
.<BR></FONT><BR><FONT size=1>What I am having trouble with is the short run
aspects of the governments implimentation of some very harsh social welfare
criteria to receive payments. I was going to use Foucault to look at this in
the context of governments short run political power games. That is the
government is making it difficult for unemployed people to receive welfare
payments unless they comply with very harsh rules. This a political winner (I
think anyway and some of the literature seems to support this as well) as the
public want to be assured that the authorities are just not handing out
payments at the drop of a hat.<BR></FONT><BR><FONT size=1>My question is could
you please direct me to any articles (even a section to a book) that looks at
the notion of power and politics in this context. I know this is a bit of a
short cut approach but I have taken 9 weeks annual to start this study and I
have spent the last three days searching for materials on this topic with no
luck.<BR></FONT><BR><FONT size=1>Look forward to a reply.<BR></FONT><BR><FONT
size=1>Thanks<BR></FONT><BR>&nbsp;<BR><FONT
size=1>Rob<BR></FONT><BR></FONT></BLOCKQUOTE><FONT
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