Coburn's thesis: plausible, but we need more evidence and better measures

Article Abstract:

The author evaluates the work of David Coburn on the subject of neoliberalism. Coburn believes that economic and political goals, within the context of a free-market economy, increase income inequality and diminish welfare priorities leading to limited social cohesion and health capability.

Social sciences, Employment discrimination, Social medicine

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Deeper than "neoliberalism": a reply to David Coburn

Article Abstract:

The author responds to the work of David Coburn on the effects of neoliberalism. Coburn argues that neoliberalism creates a economic and political dynamic where income inequality leads to low social cohesion and poor health.

United Kingdom, Health aspects, Poor

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A brief response

Article Abstract:

The author responds to previous criticism of his work regarding the relationship between income inequality and social health. Topics include welfare, economic growth, social class structure, and neo-liberalism.

Economic aspects, Social classes, Social class, Welfare, Public assistance

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