Dismembered: How the Conservative Attack on the State Harms Us All

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"Dismembered: How the Conservative Attack on the State Harms Us All" is a political non-fiction book by journalist Polly Toynbee that critiques UK Conservative policies and argues that dismantling the welfare state damages society as a whole.

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instanceOf book
non-fiction book
political book
about consequences of shrinking the state
relationship between government and citizens in the UK
social justice
argues that weakening the state harms society as a whole
that welfare state institutions are essential for social cohesion
author Polly Toynbee NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
criticizes Conservative Party (UK) NERFINISHED
cuts to public spending
dismantling of the welfare state
privatisation of public services
discusses National Health Service (NHS) NERFINISHED
local government services in the United Kingdom
public sector cuts
social security system in the United Kingdom
focusesOn erosion of public services
impact of austerity on ordinary citizens
role of the state in reducing inequality
genre political non-fiction
hasPerspective critical of neoliberalism
supportive of a strong welfare state
intendedAudience general readership interested in UK politics
readers critical of austerity policies
language English
literaryForm journalistic analysis
mainSubject Conservative Party (UK) NERFINISHED
austerity policies
public services in the United Kingdom
social inequality in the United Kingdom
welfare state
nonFictionSubject British politics
public policy
social policy in the United Kingdom
placeOfPublication London, England
surface form: London
politicalAlignment left-of-centre
setInPeriod early 21st century United Kingdom
workOf Polly Toynbee NERFINISHED

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Polly Toynbee hasWritten Dismembered: How the Conservative Attack on the State Harms Us All