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In the latter half of the nineteenth century, the dominant strains of political thought in Europe were said to be “statist” and “liberalist,” reflecting the predominance and widespread popularity of the “authoritarian” state, and interest in and commitment to the “strengths” of the modern state. This was, at least in Great Britain and the United States, a reshaping of ideas that began in the nineteenth century. Far from passive representatives of particular interests, states now became the active agents of social change in all of Western Europe and North America as new democratic parties sought to democratise public life and institutionalise political rights. States were attacked for ignoring the needs and interests of their populations and their moral claims were challenged. State-centred nationalism, for example, was increasingly criticised in formalised and legalistic terms as “Gobineau”[144] or the “nationstate thesis,”[145] and more frequently by conservatives and radicals as “statism” or “statwelfare.”[146] Statism reinterpreted the concept of social welfare to emphasise its authoritarian relationship to the political will of elites, as captured in the title of the book Social Welfare and the State (1923).[147] Others argued that however well-intended, the state manifested power relations and cultural prejudice that had little, if anything, to do with the needs of the individual citizen. They would be referred to as individualists, later liberal individuals.170 Some, including John Dewey, Martin Jennings and Albert Richardson, were optimistic that the politics of individualism, with its commitment to political democracy, would eventually overcome the limits to social welfare and the need for states that many new social movements and liberal commentators regarded as inherently oppressive to their citizens.

Nevertheless, the domination of the bourgeoisie formed throughout Europe, achieved during the Industrial Revolution and the World Wars made the social and economic status of the majority of the population more precarious than at any time since the Middle Ages. Economically, industrialisation brought mass unemployment, endemic poverty and far greater inequality than previously, producing a new working class dependent on the state for: the provision of poor houses and other approved forms of welfare, food and clothing, social security, maternity care, free medical treatment, and education on a national scale.

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