Sexual Politics and Social Control

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When William Beveridge envisaged a welfare system for Britain after the Second World War, he memorably described the necessity for 'an attack upon five giant evils: Want . . . Disease . . . Ignorance . . . Squalor and Idleness' (Beveridge 1942: 170).

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