Re: From DownUnder

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> http://www.columbia.edu/cu/cup/catalog/data/023110/0231107161.HTM
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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.
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> I have done a library search with no luck.
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> Rob
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>>>> >>> denoix.k@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 06/06/02 07:03pm >>>
>> there is
>> N. Rose in reading foucault for social work by L. EPSTEIN
>> I think lhistoire de ltat providence by F. Ewald could also be helpful
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>> A Question,
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>> 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. .
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>> 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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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 >>> 
<BLOCKQUOTE>there is 
N. Rose in reading foucault for social work by L. EPSTEIN 
I think lhistoire de ltat 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 stud=
y the social welfare payments system. . 
 
What I am having trouble with is the short run aspects of th=
e governments implimentation of some very harsh social welfare criteria to r=
eceive 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 ma=
king it difficult for unemployed people to receive welfare payments unless t=
hey comply with very harsh rules. This a political winner (I think anyway an=
d some of the literature seems to support this as well) as the public want t=
o be assured that the authorities are just not handing out payments at the d=
rop of a hat. 
 
My question is could you please direct me to any articles (e=
ven a section to a book) that looks at the notion of power and politics in t=
his 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 searc=
hing for materials on this topic with no luck. 
 
Look forward to a reply. 
 
Thanks 
 
  
Rob 
 
 
 
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