Hardcover • 2021 • English

What We Owe Each Other A New Social Contract

Name: What We Owe Each Other A New Social Contract
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ISBN: 9781847926272

By Minouche Shafik

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About the book

A transformative new way of tackling the current divisions and future challenges that societies the world over now face -- from the Director of the LSE Throughout history, humans who live together have had to answer the question, 'what do we owe each other?' Childcare, education, nursing for the sick, support for the elderly and those who cannot provide for themselves - every one of us will need some or all of these things over the course of our lives. How we ensure their provision - 'the social...Show more

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9781847926272

Publisher

Bodley Head

Published year

2021

Language

English

Original title

What We Owe Each Other A New Social Contract

Format

Hardcover

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