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Volume 5, Number 2, June 1998
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A `Third Way' for the Welfare State?
pp. 69-70(2)
Author: Robinson, Peter

Towards a `Third Way'?: Rebalancing the Role of the State
pp. 71-76(6)
Author: Barr, Nicholas

Promoting Positive Welfare: Social Security is a Great Success Story Which Facilitates Economic Change
pp. 77-82(6)
Author: Walker, Robert

Lone Mothers, Work & Welfare: Improvements to Benefits Could Reinforce the New Deal
pp. 83-88(6)
Author: Ford, Reuben

Targeting Social Exclusion: Targeting Deprivation Through Housing Tenure is Flawed
pp. 89-93(5)
Authors: Lee, Peter; Murie, Alan

A Comprehensive Review?: Radical Changes in Spending Priorities for Education Seem Unlikely
pp. 94-98(5)
Author: Travers, Tony

Which Children Succeed and Why: What are the Keys to Success for British School-Children?
pp. 99-103(5)
Author: Feinstein, Leon

Inequalities, Targets & Zones: Current Policies to Raise Education Standards Could Increase Inequality
pp. 104-108(5)
Author: Plewis, Ian

Choosing the Rate Again: If We Join EMU What Would Be The Right Entry Rate?
pp. 109-113(5)
Authors: Barrell, Ray; Pain, Nigel

Whither Stakeholding?: Convergence on the Anglo-Saxon Model?
pp. 114-118(5)
Authors: Maltby, Josephine; Wilkinson, Roy

Governance and Stakeholding: How Different are the Shareholder and Stakeholder Models?
pp. 119-122(4)
Author: Prabhaker, Rajiv

Progressive Indirect Tax: A Graduated Car Sales Tax - The Perfect Green Measure
pp. 123-126(4)
Author: Osmon, David

References & Further Reading
pp. 127-128(2)

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