"The author, a noted sociologist at Cambridge University, begins by
critiquing the relevance of socialism, neoliberalism, and
conservatism for a world characterized by globalization, the
abandonment of tradition, and pervasive uncertainty stemming from
socially manufactured risk. . . . The book contains useful insights
into the difficulties of the welfare state."
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