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• William Beveridge
  '''William Beveridge''' (1879-1963) was a British [[social administrator]] who is widely conside
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• William Beveridge/Definition
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• William Beveridge
  '''William Beveridge''' (1879-1963) was a British [[social administrator]] who is widely conside
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• Hull House/Related Articles
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• Sociology/Catalogs/Sociologists
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• Economics/Addendum
  *'''Economists''', including [[ William Beveridge]], [[Irving Fisher]], [[John Stuart Mill]],[[Milton Friedman]], [[Alvin Han
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• Arthur J. Altmeyer
  ...obertson, "Policy Entrepreneurs and Policy Divergence: John R. Commons and William Beveridge," ''The Social Service Review'' 62, no. 3 (September 1988), 513.</ref>
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• Arthur J. Altmeyer/Citable Version
  ...obertson, "Policy Entrepreneurs and Policy Divergence: John R. Commons and William Beveridge," ''The Social Service Review'' 62, no. 3 (September 1988), 513.</ref>
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• David Lloyd George
  .... he consulted with major Liberal economists [[John Maynard Keynes]] and [[William Beveridge]], whose proposals became national policy in the 1940s. In foreign affairs
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• Theodor Lohmann/Citable Version
  ...is a touchstone of transatlantic history puts Lohmann in the company of [[William Beveridge]], the major intellectual architect of the postwar British welfare state, t
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• Theodor Lohmann
  ...is a touchstone of transatlantic history puts Lohmann in the company of [[William Beveridge]], the major intellectual architect of the postwar British welfare state, t
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• British interim government (May–July 1945)
  ...p. 847.</ref> The Four-Year Plan had been prepared two years earlier by [[William Beveridge]] and called for the creation of the [[National Health Service]] (NHS) and
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