Poor citizens : the state and the poor in twentieth-century Britain /

• Vincent, David, 1949-

• Working Classes -- Sociology.
• Rookeries (working Class Housing) -- Sociology.
• Poverty -- Sociology.
• Poverty -- Rural Regions -- Sociology.
• Poor -- Social Classes -- Sociology.
• Peasant Classes -- Sociology.
• Labouring Classes -- Sociology.
• Agricultural classes -- Sociology.

• Longman,

• Studies in modern history

• 0582084512

• Miners unions and politics 1910 47
• politics of poverty
• Excluding the poor
• Postmodernization change in advanced society
• Poverty a study of town life
• Socio legal status of Muslim women
• aristocracy in England 1660 1914
• Little Moscows Communism and working class militancy in inter war Britain
• Harry Pollitt
• Too much too young the failure of social policy in meeting the needs of care leavers
• Contrasting communities English villagers in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries
• Labour heartland the history of the Labour Party in West Yorkshire during the inter war years 1918 1939
• Below the breadline living on the minimum wage
• Face to face in the counselling interview training in the human sciences a course
• organization of war under Edward III 1338 62
• Moving on young people and leaving care schemes
• politics of poverty
• Enemy within the rise and fall of the British Communist Party
• Happiness justice and freedom the moral and political philosophy of John Stuart Mill
• Parliamentary socialism a study in the politics of labour
• Studies in the theory of imperialism
• What works in leaving care
• Racism after race relations
• evolution of the British welfare state a history of social policy since the Industrial Revolution
• Patterns & outcomes in child placement messages from current research and their implications
• Rethinking prostitution purchasing sex in the 1990s
• Young people leaving care life after the Childrens Act 1989
• Making sense of Section 17 a study for the Department of Health implementing services for children in need within the 1989 Children Act
• Men masculinities and social welfare
• theory of poverty and social exclusion
• Charles Murray and the underclass the developing debate
• Red flag and Union Jack Englishness patriotism and the British left 1881 1924
• inter war economy Britain 1919 1939
• Wars of the Roses
• Longman companion to America in the era of the two world wars 1910 1945
• Responding to poverty the politics of cash and care
• Dangerous classes the underclass and social citizenship
• Crime and deviance
• evolution of the Labour Party 1910 1924
• Understanding poverty
• Knowledge of evil child prostitution and child sexual abuse in twentieth century England
• Youth prostitution in the new Europe the growth in sex work
• British social welfare in the twentieth century
• Understanding justice an introduction to ideas perspectives and controversies in modern penal theory
• Under the red flag the history of communism in Britain C 1849 1991
• Poverty explanations of social deprivation
• Marxs Capital
• Labour and love womens experience of home and family 1850 1940
• Social work with black children and their families
• Born for liberty a history of women in America
• Poverty the facts
• Young children learning talking and thinking at home and at school
• future of welfare a guide to the debate
• Culture and society 1780 1950
• Poverty street the dynamics of neighbourhood decline and renewal
• Attachment and loss Loss sadness and depression
• Gender sex and subordination in England 1500 1800
• Childrens homes revisited
• Meeting the needs of ethnic minority children including refugee black and mixed parentage children a handbook for professionals
• Practitioner research the reflexive social worker
• Explaining ethnic differences changing patterns of disadvantage in Britain
• Independent lives community care and disabled people
• Joining together group theory and group skills
• Family state and social policy
• Geographies of exclusion society and difference in the West
• General Strike day by day
• Richard II
• Nazi dictatorship problems and perspectives of interpretation
• rise of the Labour Party 1893 1931
• Medieval heresy popular movements from the Gregorian reform to the reformation
• Social influences
• Race and health in contemporary Britain
• Community care in practice
• rise of socialism in Britain
• welfare state in Britain a political history since 1945
• new social work practice exercises and activities for training and developing social workers
• Social change and the life course
• Addictions and problem drug use issues in behaviour policy and practice
• Social differences and divisions
• Poverty and the workhouse in Victorian Britain
• family in question changing households and familiar ideologies
• emerging British underclass
• Globalization and culture
• Child abuse new directions in prevention and treatment across the lifespan
• Western church in the Middle Ages
• Understanding social exclusion
• Italian dictatorship problems and perspectives in the interpretation of Mussolini and fascism
• Individuals in relationships
• General Strike
• Whos fit to be a parent
• body and social theory
• age of Richard II
• Women crime and criminology a feminist critique
• Social exclusion
• Hundred Years War England and France at war c 1300 c 1450
• Learning and being in person centred counselling
• Counselling the skills of finding solutions to problems
• Care in the community illusion or reality
• New Labour new welfare state the third way in British social policy
• Poverty and social exclusion in Britain