Red flags but no yellow cards: The 'WelCond' research on welfare conditionality and unemployed people

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[2] Newsnight, (2010)

[3] Beem C., Mead L., Introduction, Welfare Reform and Political Theory, pp. 1-9, (2005)

[4] Beveridge W., Social Insurance and Allied Services, (1942)

[5] Blair T., Respect Agenda, (2006)

[6] Cook D., From welfare to work – and back again?, pp. 99-112, (1997)

[7] Craig G., The limits of compromise: Social justice, ‘race’ and multiculturalism, Social Justice and Public Policy, pp. 231-250, (2008)

[8] Dawson C., Veliziotis M., Hopkins B., Understanding the perception of the ‘migrant work ethic’, Work, Employment and Society, 32, 5, pp. 811-830, (2018)

[9] Deacon A., From Welfare to Work: Lessons from America, (1997)

[10] Deacon A., Perspectives on Welfare: Ideas, Ideology and Policy Debates, (2002)

[1] Andrews K., Why Britain stopped working, (2024)

[2] Newsnight, (2010)

[3] Beem C., Mead L., Introduction, Welfare Reform and Political Theory, pp. 1-9, (2005)

[4] Beveridge W., Social Insurance and Allied Services, (1942)

[5] Blair T., Respect Agenda, (2006)

[6] Cook D., From welfare to work – and back again?, pp. 99-112, (1997)

[7] Craig G., The limits of compromise: Social justice, ‘race’ and multiculturalism, Social Justice and Public Policy, pp. 231-250, (2008)

[8] Dawson C., Veliziotis M., Hopkins B., Understanding the perception of the ‘migrant work ethic’, Work, Employment and Society, 32, 5, pp. 811-830, (2018)

[9] Deacon A., From Welfare to Work: Lessons from America, (1997)

[10] Deacon A., Perspectives on Welfare: Ideas, Ideology and Policy Debates, (2002)