Contradictions of the Welfare State

Focusing on the challenges faced by welfare capitalist states, this work examines the origins of their difficulties in addressing socio-political issues and conflicts stemming from late capitalism. It analyzes the contradictions inherent in welfare policies and explores the reasons behind their inability to effectively manage the complexities of modern society. The book offers critical insights into the interplay between state welfare systems and the socio-economic landscape, providing a thought-provoking perspective on the welfare state's limitations.