antiwelfare

(ˌæntɪˈwɛlfɛə)

adj

(Government, Politics & Diplomacy) opposed to the provision of welfare payments

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Resumidamente, los discursos que dan soporte a la problematizacion de la exclusion-inclusion social, en particular los discursos detras de las politicas europeas y nacionales de la UE, son un hibrido entre el discurso moralizante--heredero directo del antiwelfare europeo--y el discurso socio-integracionista que explica la exclusion social como un problema de falta de empleo.

Miravet, P. (2014). Estado Social, Empleo y Derechos. Una revision critica

"Focus groups had shown the voters they wanted to appeal to were very antiwelfare and therefore there was almost no limit to those anti-welfare prejudices." Mr Clegg said this vote-chasing approach was also behind the Coalition's dismal failure to build more much-needed social housing.

Council housing just creates Labour voters; Clegg lifts lid on cynical Tories

Analysts have, even if unwittingly, allowed antiwelfare reformers to frame their research agenda, emphasizing caseloads and work effort at the expense of other indicators.

Welfare reform at 15 and the state of policy analysis

Colson wrote to Haldeman in July of 1971 that there were six key issues, including "Peace," "Times are Good," "Drugs and Crime," "Reduction of Property Taxes," issues aimed at "Special Interest Pocketbooks" (including "conservative labor"), and "welfare reform."46 Nixon would be campaigning on the welfare issue, but he wanted to emphasize an antiwelfare rhetoric that stressed getting recipients to work.

Nixon's new deal: welfare reform for the silent majority

The fair hearing strategy, and the welfare rights movement in general, faded by the early 1970s, when "It]he rising conservative and antiwelfare mood called into question the idea that poor people could gain justice and protect their 'human rights' by going to court." Id.

Adaptable due process

Southern Democrats, antiwelfare conservatives, and some business elites, she shows, have always seen poor mothers, particularly mothers of color, primarily as laborers.

From war on poverty to war on poor people

Goransson's study shows that in line with its 'antiwelfare ideology', the PAP regime tried to legislate 'filial piety' in Singapore by enacting the 'Maintenance of Parents Act' in 1995 (p.

Studies on the Chinese in Southeast Asia in the twenty-first century

(382) Antiwelfare groups have long employed the strategy of exploiting racial animus and demonizing or other-izing individuals who benefit from welfare programs to defeat distributive policies.

A distributive theory of criminal law

Being exposed to the negative implications of the antiwelfare policy of Israel's recent governments, people may view social work practice as a route to "protest" against the values and practices of the capitalistic society causing alienation and societal injustices.

Micro- or macro-orientation? Israeli students' career interests in an antisocial era

As was the case for the DPP, welfare was never a divisive issue for the NR It has been the most consistently antiwelfare party, and this is due to the dominance of politicians with conservative views on welfare.

Measuring and explaining party change in Taiwan: 1991-2004

Ehrenreich criticizes antiwelfare reformers as believing that welfare cuckolds black men, "usurping their rightful place as breadwinners," leaving them emasculated and demoralized." Id.

For and against marriage: a revision

They seduce their audiences with the attractive and familiar fetus photos and then project an unexpected message--a progressive political proposal that will put the generally antiwelfare "pro-life" forces on the defensive.

From reproductive rights to reproductive Barbie: Post-Porn modernism and abortion

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