Items where Author is "Dean, Hartley"

Number of items: 114.
  • Activation policies and the changing ethical foundations of welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: 'understanding social citizenship and citizenship: themes and perspectives for policy and practice' and 'citizenship: personal lives and social policy'. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: 'university research ethics committees: their role, remit and conduct' and 'researchers and their "subjects": ethics, power, knowledge and consent'. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: Work-family challenges for low-income parents and their children, edited by Ann C. Crouter and Alan Booth. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: administering welfare reform: international transformations in welfare governance. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: for whose benefit? The everyday realities of welfare reform. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • Book review: life in low-pay, no-pay Britain. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: rethinking unemployment and the work ethic: beyond the quasi-Titmuss paradigm, Andrew Dunn. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: social justice, legitimacy and the welfare state. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: welfare - by Mary Daly. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: welfare and well-being: social value in public policy - by Bill Jordan; Well-being: in search of a good life? - by Beverley A. Searle; and Well-being in developing countries: from theory to research - edited by Ian Gough and J. Allister McGregor. Dean, Hartley
  • Book review: work: personal lives and social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • Business versus families : whose side is New Labour on? Dean, Hartley
  • Citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Citizenship, equality and work. Dean, Hartley
  • Critique of the European Employment Strategy from a capabilities and a rights perspective. Dean, Hartley; Bonvin, Jean-Michel; Vielle, Pascale; Farvaque, Nicolas
  • Critiquing capabilities: the distractions of a beguiling concept. Dean, Hartley
  • Developing capabilities and rights in welfare-to-work policies. Dean, Hartley; Bonvin, Jean-Michel; Vielle, Pascale; Farvaque, Nicolas
  • Divisions of labour and work. Dean, Hartley
  • Doing projects in social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • EU citizenship and 'work':tensions between formal and substantive equality. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • Elephants in the space of capabilites. Dean, Hartley
  • Eudaimonia and ‘species being’: a Marxist perspective. Dean, Hartley
  • Fighting inequality isn't cheap? Dean, Hartley
  • Flexibility or flexploitation?: problems with work-life balance in a low-income neighbourhood. Dean, Hartley
  • From altruism to sociality:a switch in perception. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • From human needs to social rights: reflections on the responsibility of government. Dean, Hartley
  • From poverty reduction to welfare rights. Dean, Hartley
  • From work to welfare?: reconstructing the liberal political discourse. Dean, Hartley
  • Goodbye welfare, hello wellbeing? Dean, Hartley
  • Green citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Human interdependency and unconditional rights. Dean, Hartley
  • Human rights and welfare rights: re-conceptualising dependency and responsibility. Dean, Hartley
  • Insecure families and low-paying labour markets : comments on the British experience. Dean, Hartley; Shah, Ambreen
  • Joined-up working as manipulative collusion - is it new? Dean, Hartley
  • 'Life first’ welfare?: the need/right to work and the scope for a eudaimonic ethic of social security. Dean, Hartley
  • Life-first welfare and the scope for a 'eudemonic ethic' of social security. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • Losing appeal? The changing face of redress. Dean, Hartley
  • Making work seem to pay?: the big illusion. Dean, Hartley
  • Managing risk by controlling behaviour: social security administration and the erosion of welfare citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Needs and rights. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • Poor parents?: the realities of work-life balance in a low-income neighbourhood. Dean, Hartley
  • Popular discourse and the ethical deficiency of 'Third Way' conceptions of citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Post-marshallian social rights in an era of global crisis. Dean, Hartley
  • Poverty and social exclusion. Dean, Hartley
  • Poverty and social inclusion: towards a 'life-first’ understanding? Dean, Hartley
  • Poverty and the road to global social citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Poverty, riches and social citizenship. Dean, Hartley; Melrose, M
  • (Re)understanding human need:writing the revised edition. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • (Re-) conceptualising social rights and human welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • (Re-)conceptualising the right to human flourishing. Dean, Hartley
  • Re-conceptualising welfare-to-work for people with multiple problems and needs. Dean, Hartley
  • Ready to work?: understanding the experiences of people with multiple problems and needs. Dean, Hartley; MacNeill, V.; Melrose, M.
  • Reconceptualising welfare rights. Dean, Hartley
  • Reconstituting the public service ethos: services for consumers or for citizens? Dean, Hartley
  • Reflections on human needs and social rights: towards global social responsibility? Dean, Hartley
  • Resilience or resistance. Dean, Hartley
  • Restoring social citizenship in an age of new risks. Dean, Hartley
  • Social and human rights. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • Social construction of social rights across Europe. Dean, Hartley; Brady, Anne-Marie
  • Social constructions of poverty and the political contradictions of liberalism. Dean, Hartley
  • Social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • Social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • Social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • Social policy and citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • Social policy and human rights: re-thinking the engagement. Dean, Hartley
  • Social rights and human welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • Social rights and natural resources. Dean, Hartley
  • Social rights and social resistance: opportunism, anarchism and the welfare state. Dean, Hartley
  • Socialist perspectives. Dean, Hartley
  • Sociality:a conceptual switch for a perilous age. Dean, Hartley
  • Sociality:social rights and human welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • Ten lectures on social policy studies [in Chinese]. Dean, Hartley
  • Tipping the balance: the problematic nature of work–life balance in a low-income neighbourhood. Dean, Hartley
  • Towards a eudaimonic ethic of social security. Dean, Hartley
  • Understanding human need. Dean, Hartley
  • Understanding human need. Dean, Hartley
  • Wage top-up schemes are an attractive way for policy makers to address income inequalities, but they may well be corrosive to those they are aiming to help. Dean, Hartley
  • Wage top-ups and work incentives: the implications of the UK's Working Tax Credit scheme. Dean, Hartley
  • Welcome relief or indecent subsidy? The implications of wage top-up schemes. Dean, Hartley
  • Welfare rights and social policy. Dean, Hartley
  • Welfare rights and the "workfare state". Dean, Hartley
  • Welfare, identity and the life course. Dean, Hartley
  • Welfare, identity and the life course. Dean, Hartley
  • Who's your family friend? Dean, Hartley
  • Work-life balance in a low income neighbourhood. Dean, Hartley; Couldry, Alice
  • Working families and the low-wage economy. Dean, Hartley; Shah, Ambreen
  • Working parenthood and parental obligation. Dean, Hartley
  • The administrative state and the symbolic (re-)construction of the troubled family. Dean, Hartley
  • The capability approach: a sufficient foundation for welfare reform? Dean, Hartley
  • The construction of social rights. Dean, Hartley picture_as_pdf
  • The corrosive potential of wage top-up schemes. Dean, Hartley
  • The ethical deficit of the United Kingdom's proposed universal credit: pimping the precariat? Dean, Hartley
  • The ethics of migrant welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • The ethics of social development. Dean, Hartley
  • The ethics of welfare to work in the UK (and beyond...). Dean, Hartley
  • The ethics of welfare-to-work. Dean, Hartley
  • The ethics of welfare-to-work. Dean, Hartley
  • The experience of welfare: the life course and the welfare state. Dean, Hartley
  • The family policy trilemma: the consequences for low-income families in liberal welfare regimes. Dean, Hartley
  • The future of social security provision: beyond the workfare state? Dean, Hartley
  • The global human rights agenda and European welfare reform. Dean, Hartley
  • The global human rights agenda and the (im)possibility of the ethical state. Dean, Hartley
  • The idea of capabilities: new insight or classical distraction? Dean, Hartley
  • The implications of Third Way social policy for inequality, social cohesion and citizenship? Dean, Hartley
  • The national minimum wage. Dean, Hartley
  • A post-Marshallian conception of global social citizenship. Dean, Hartley
  • The potentially counterproductive effects of in-work benefits for low-paid workers. Dean, Hartley
  • A radical humanist approach to social welfare. Dean, Hartley
  • A road to global social citizenship. Barrientos, Armando; Davy, Benjamin; Davy, Ulrike; Dean, Hartley; Jacobs, Harvey M.; Leisering, Lutz; Pellissery, Sony
  • The significance of the human rights agenda for the future of social policy: imminent threat or strategic opportunity? Dean, Hartley
  • The socialist perspective. Dean, Hartley
  • The third way and social welfare : the myth of post-emotionalism. Dean, Hartley
  • The translation of needs into rights: reconceptualising social citizenship as a global phenomenon. Dean, Hartley