The Coalition Programme: A New Vision for Britain or Politics as Usual?

By P. Taylor-Gooby, G. Stoker. 2011

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Subfields: Political Science and International Relations

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• ‘Every Town Should Have One’: Emergency Food Banking in the UK (2012, background): “…include housing benefits, child benefits, tax credits, disability living allowance and council tax benefit; a cap on benefit-levels according to family size has also been introduced as well as a 10 per cent cut in benefits for people unemployed for over a year (Taylor-Gooby and Stoker, 2011: 7).”
• Social impact bonds: a wolf in sheep’s clothing? (2013, unknown): “In the UK, the financial crisis of 2008 has led to policies of reduced public spending associated with deficit and debt reduction (Taylor-Gooby and Stoker, 2011).”
• Local Governance under the Coalition Government: Austerity, Localism and the ‘Big Society’ (2012, background): “Higher levels of unemployment, a reduction in key services and the potential for increased levels of crime and social disorder which are expected to be a consequence of austerity will all have a direct impact on localities (Taylor-Gooby and Stoker 2011).”