Formulating the Matthew Principle: on the role of the middle classes in the welfare state
Formulating the Matthew Principle: on the role of the middle classes in the welfare state
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马太原理的阐述：关于中产阶级在福利国家中的作用
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1998
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J. Gal
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作者：
J. Gal
这篇文章讨论了马修原则，它阐述了中产阶级在福利国家中的作用。中产阶级被描述为福利国家的主要受益者。这一地位是通过这一社会群体通过六种不同的影响渠道影响政策制定过程的能力实现的。中产阶级客户对社会政策实施阶段的影响也促进了这一点。以色列就业政策的案例研究说明了马修原则不同方面的运作。
The Matthew Principle, which formulates the role of the middle classes in the welfare state, is discussed in this article. The middle classes are described as primary beneficiaries of the welfare state. This status is achieved through the ability of this social group to influence the policy-formulating process by way of six different channels of influence. It is also facilitated due to the impact of middle-class clients upon the implementation stage of social policy. A case study of employment policy in Israel illustrates the workings of different aspects of the Matthew Principle.