The Case for the Welfare State: From Social Security to Social Equality

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, showing signs of wear typical of an ex-library book. The dust jacket is intact but exhibits minor tears and has library stickers affixed. The binding remains strong, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures.

"The Case for the Welfare State: From Social Security to Social Equality" by Norman Furniss and Timothy Tilton is a significant work published by Indiana University Press in 1977. This hardcover edition explores the evolution and importance of the welfare state, addressing themes of social security and equality. The book is published in Bloomington and London, and its ISBN is 0-253-31322-8. This copy, once part of the Denver Public Library, bears the library's markings, indicating its previous role in public circulation. The authors, recognized for their expertise in political science and social policy, provide a comprehensive analysis of welfare systems, making it a valuable resource for scholars and policy makers. Although the edition is not specified as a first, it remains a crucial text for understanding social policy dynamics. The dust jacket shows signs of wear consistent with library use, including minor tears and stickers.