The Welfare State: Beveridge Report, New Right, Third Way, and Conservative Approaches

The Welfare State

TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................2
Main principle outlines in Beveridge..........................................................................................2
New right and neo liberalism.......................................................................................................3
Third way approach.....................................................................................................................4
Coalition or Conservatives..........................................................................................................4
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................5
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................7

INTRODUCTION
From last many centuries, most of the people faces different social issues. This in turn
encourage government to improve the overall performance and develop strategies that assists to
improve the issue up to some level. The overall study is based upon comprehensive system of
social insurance which in turn provide effective contribution to the entire public. Therefore, the
base of the current report is related to Beveridge report which was provided by William
Beveridge and provide different ways through which government improve the overall situation
of all citizens. Moreover, the present report will provide main principle covered in Beveridge and
describe consensus politics where report provide how social policy impact over development of
health and social care. Along with this, report will provide new right and neo liberalism which
different issues will be discussed where new right policies are influenced. Lastly, report will
describe current conservative approaches by comparing to Beveridge.
Main principle outlines in Beveridge
The main principle underlined in Beveridge report includes proposal for future which is
not limited by sectional interest. Another principle is related to social insurance which is also a
part of comprehensive policy of social progress, in this five giants are also included like want,
disease, ignorance, squalor and idleness (Béland and et.al., 2021). Last principle includes under
Beveridge report is policies of social security which is attained by business between state and
individual. These principles are also related to universal ideology in which government provide
health services to the people so that they can get an attempt of Universal, publicly financed
health insurance.
As per the labour 1945-51 approach, the Beveridge report stated that it provides a
comprehensive system of social insurance where it was proposed different contribution to the
state (Harris, 2018). Also, it has been analysed that through this, working people should pay a
weekly contribution to the state and in return, it would be paid to unemployed, sick, widowed
and retired people. Thus, it reflected that the policy is mainly designed for labours so that they
get their right and work accordingly. Yes, it is similar to the principle designed under Beveridge
report by William because it is associated with social security where state must have to securing
the service and contribution.