The Capabilities and Limitations of the Third Way in Overcoming the Division between the Left and Right over the issue of Welfare State: the Case of the UK

Student: Volin Ivan

Educational Programme: Political Science (Bachelor)

Year of Graduation: 2019

In this work we consider the evolution of British welfare state and the evolution of the three main approaches to it: centrist, leftist and rightist. After this analysis we show what is the place of Third way politics in this evolution and what are its capabilities and limitations in overcoming the left/right division concerning welfare state.

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