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Routledge Building an Opportunity Society - Routledge Political Science

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Description

In Building an Opportunity Society: A Realistic Alternative to an Entitlement State, Lewis D. Solomon addresses one of the most pressing questions facing twenty-first-century US policymakers. How can the federal government effectively help more people achieve the American dream? This book explores how to provide greater opportunities for less-prosperous individuals, allowing them to succeed through hard work and personal merit. Solomon examines the difficult task of navigating public policy between social democratic efforts and those who view public sector programs negatively. The text seeks to find a path that enables people to take increased responsibility for their lives while still providing the necessary support to build a more equitable society. This work is a significant contribution to the study of political science and social policy, offering a realistic look at how to build a society centered on opportunity rather than just entitlement.

Key Features

Explores how US policymakers can help more citizens achieve the American dream through effective federal government action.

Provides a framework for creating opportunities for less-prosperous individuals to succeed based on merit and hard work.

Analyzes the tension between social democratic policy goals and negative views of public sector programs.

Discusses ways to encourage individuals to take increased responsibility for their own lives within a modern society.

Offers a realistic alternative to the current entitlement state through thoughtful public policy analysis.

Product Specifications

Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
30 August 2014
Listed Since
08 May 2014

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