New Labour and the third way in the British welfare state: a new and distinctive approach?

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Community capacity-building: Something old, something new . . .? (2007, unknown): “…New Labour governments from 1997 have regarded as the Third Way approach to social and economic policy, steering a line between the policies of the Old Left (characterized by excessive state control and collectivism) and those of the New Right (marked by excessive individualism) (Powell, 2000).”
Social Work with Children and Families: Challenges and Possibilities in the Neo-Liberal World (2012, methodology): “However, the continuities were with the New Right and many of New Labour policies simply ‘out Toried the Tories’ (Powell, 2000, pp. 54; also see Powell, 2009) by consolidating the Conservatives’ reforms so that social work was drawn deeper into managerial, marketorientated ways of thinking and pract”