Political Science 2246E Lecture 11: Lecture 11.docx

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Modernity and public administration change, upheaval, excitement simultaneous generation both of great wealth and widespread poverty. Development of mass culture and education revolutionary challenges to capitalism. The challenges of modernity the public sector and public administration expand to meet the challenges of modernity. New problems: health, public transportation, education, policing, fire protection, social welfare, employment, defence traditional sources of social welfare fail. Markets have few solutions for these problems. Wagner"s law: the public sectors of industrialized nations tend to increase in relative proportion to rises in per capita income. Keynes: monetary and fiscal instruments to manage national economies the great compromise - was struck between, business, government and labour to pursue high levels of employment and social services in a system which paid workers well. Ontological security is provided by the social welfare state. Feeling secure and knowing why you are secure. Post 9/11 the new normal the nervous middle class.

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