Welfare and values :  challenging the culture of unconcern 

 - New York :  St. Martin's,  1997 
 - 225 p. 
<br/><br/> Setting out markers by Peter Askonas and Stephen F. Frowen  Economic realities  Crisis in welfare? - Andrew Dilnot  A mixed economy of care: the incisive role of the voluntary sector - Jeremy Kendall and Martin Knapp  Transfer through taxation: social policy in Germany - past, present and outlook for the future - Dieter Biehl  Economic restraints - Ian Steedman  Self and community - doing theology  A platform - moral and spiritual values - Rupert Hoare  Jewish tradition and ethos of generosity - Meir Tamari  The idea of the public good: religious conviction and the interdependence of the individual and society - James O'Connel  Theology and sharing the economic cake - Peter Vardy  Looking behind the scenes: self-interest, civic generosity, altruism - Peter Askonas and Cho Ngye Kwan  Generosity  Enthusiasm - Maggie Baxter, Jane Tewson, Michael Walsh  After darkness: flourishing of generosity in an evolving environment - Martin Saly  What can be done - by economists and politicians  Economic expansion - Gavin Davies  Need for economic expansion - Stephen F. Frowen  On de-escalating wants - Ian Steedman  The welfare debate: managing self-interest, self-improvement, altruism - Frank Field  Paying for social security - an ever-rising spiral? - William Goodhart  Contribution by two faith groups towards education spending - Jeremy Kendall  Cultivating civic generosity  Steps towards maturing - from compulsion to consent - Peter Askonas  Civic virtue, poverty and social justice - Raymond plant 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Bem Estar Social<br/>Política Social<br/>Voluntariado<br/>Bens Públicos<br/>Valor<br/>Política Social<br/>Seguridade Social