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The book "Neoliberalism and the Underclass Thesis" offers a critical analysis of the social divisions that have emerged in the context of a neoliberal political landscape. It examines the adaptation of social policy to the ideas of socially conservative neoliberalism, particularly in Australia between 1980 and 2005. The author, Sonia Martin, highlights how certain assumptions about human behavior have led to the stigmatization of welfare recipients as the "underclass." By applying critical social theory and evaluating data on social divisions, political records, and field interviews, the book illustrates how these assumptions are implemented in social policy practice. The findings contribute significantly to theoretical debates on social policy and the phenomenon of the underclass, providing strategic implications for future political directions.

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