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How a Violent Government Bureaucracy Killed Hundreds and Hid the Evidence
Pring, John
Pluto Press
08/2024
304
Mole
Inglês
9780745349893
15 a 20 dias
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Preface: The death of Philippa Day
Part I: 1989-1997: Peter Lilley, incapacity benefits and how ill-health became a luxury
1. The first memo
2. A promising area for cuts, and the first steps to violence
3. 'Ignorant' ministers, the insurance industry, and Lilley's little list
4. Scapegoats, the all work test, and how ill-health became a luxury
5. Periodic purges, Unum and selective use of evidence
6. The death of David Holmes, and the causal link
Part II: 1997-2010: DWP, New Labour and the 'reckless' work capability assessment
7. Labour's change of tone, Atos, and a failed rebellion
8. The Woodstock conference, 'malingering' and an outlaw company
9. A groundswell of unease
10. The death of Stephen Carre
Part III: 2010-2014: The coalition, austerity, and deaths by welfare
11. Atos, activism, and the climate of panic
12. The death of David Clapson
13. The death of Mark Wood
14. The death of David Barr
15. The death of Ms DE
16. DWP, peer reviews, and weaponising time
17. The death of Faiza Ahmed
Part IV: 2014-2022: Cover-up, investigations, and the truth about DWP
18. Michael O'Sullivan, and the prevention of future deaths
19. Iain Duncan Smith, the UN and 590 suicides
20. The death of Jodey Whiting
21. The death of James Oliver
22. Philippa Day's inquest and the 28 'problems'
23. The death of Errol Graham
24. The death of Roy Curtis
Epilogue
Part I: 1989-1997: Peter Lilley, incapacity benefits and how ill-health became a luxury
1. The first memo
2. A promising area for cuts, and the first steps to violence
3. 'Ignorant' ministers, the insurance industry, and Lilley's little list
4. Scapegoats, the all work test, and how ill-health became a luxury
5. Periodic purges, Unum and selective use of evidence
6. The death of David Holmes, and the causal link
Part II: 1997-2010: DWP, New Labour and the 'reckless' work capability assessment
7. Labour's change of tone, Atos, and a failed rebellion
8. The Woodstock conference, 'malingering' and an outlaw company
9. A groundswell of unease
10. The death of Stephen Carre
Part III: 2010-2014: The coalition, austerity, and deaths by welfare
11. Atos, activism, and the climate of panic
12. The death of David Clapson
13. The death of Mark Wood
14. The death of David Barr
15. The death of Ms DE
16. DWP, peer reviews, and weaponising time
17. The death of Faiza Ahmed
Part IV: 2014-2022: Cover-up, investigations, and the truth about DWP
18. Michael O'Sullivan, and the prevention of future deaths
19. Iain Duncan Smith, the UN and 590 suicides
20. The death of Jodey Whiting
21. The death of James Oliver
22. Philippa Day's inquest and the 28 'problems'
23. The death of Errol Graham
24. The death of Roy Curtis
Epilogue
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Department of Works and Pensions; DWP; disability; benefits; suicide; starvation; austerity; privatisation; welfare reform; social policy; social security; bureaucratic violence; expose; Disabled People Against Cuts; Black Triangle; Mental Health Resistance Network; disabled people's rights; deaths by welfare timeline
Preface: The death of Philippa Day
Part I: 1989-1997: Peter Lilley, incapacity benefits and how ill-health became a luxury
1. The first memo
2. A promising area for cuts, and the first steps to violence
3. 'Ignorant' ministers, the insurance industry, and Lilley's little list
4. Scapegoats, the all work test, and how ill-health became a luxury
5. Periodic purges, Unum and selective use of evidence
6. The death of David Holmes, and the causal link
Part II: 1997-2010: DWP, New Labour and the 'reckless' work capability assessment
7. Labour's change of tone, Atos, and a failed rebellion
8. The Woodstock conference, 'malingering' and an outlaw company
9. A groundswell of unease
10. The death of Stephen Carre
Part III: 2010-2014: The coalition, austerity, and deaths by welfare
11. Atos, activism, and the climate of panic
12. The death of David Clapson
13. The death of Mark Wood
14. The death of David Barr
15. The death of Ms DE
16. DWP, peer reviews, and weaponising time
17. The death of Faiza Ahmed
Part IV: 2014-2022: Cover-up, investigations, and the truth about DWP
18. Michael O'Sullivan, and the prevention of future deaths
19. Iain Duncan Smith, the UN and 590 suicides
20. The death of Jodey Whiting
21. The death of James Oliver
22. Philippa Day's inquest and the 28 'problems'
23. The death of Errol Graham
24. The death of Roy Curtis
Epilogue
Part I: 1989-1997: Peter Lilley, incapacity benefits and how ill-health became a luxury
1. The first memo
2. A promising area for cuts, and the first steps to violence
3. 'Ignorant' ministers, the insurance industry, and Lilley's little list
4. Scapegoats, the all work test, and how ill-health became a luxury
5. Periodic purges, Unum and selective use of evidence
6. The death of David Holmes, and the causal link
Part II: 1997-2010: DWP, New Labour and the 'reckless' work capability assessment
7. Labour's change of tone, Atos, and a failed rebellion
8. The Woodstock conference, 'malingering' and an outlaw company
9. A groundswell of unease
10. The death of Stephen Carre
Part III: 2010-2014: The coalition, austerity, and deaths by welfare
11. Atos, activism, and the climate of panic
12. The death of David Clapson
13. The death of Mark Wood
14. The death of David Barr
15. The death of Ms DE
16. DWP, peer reviews, and weaponising time
17. The death of Faiza Ahmed
Part IV: 2014-2022: Cover-up, investigations, and the truth about DWP
18. Michael O'Sullivan, and the prevention of future deaths
19. Iain Duncan Smith, the UN and 590 suicides
20. The death of Jodey Whiting
21. The death of James Oliver
22. Philippa Day's inquest and the 28 'problems'
23. The death of Errol Graham
24. The death of Roy Curtis
Epilogue
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Department of Works and Pensions; DWP; disability; benefits; suicide; starvation; austerity; privatisation; welfare reform; social policy; social security; bureaucratic violence; expose; Disabled People Against Cuts; Black Triangle; Mental Health Resistance Network; disabled people's rights; deaths by welfare timeline
