The Philosophy of Poverty: Good Samaritans or Procrusteans?
Antony Flew, 1985
ISBN 0 907631 17 7
£5
The poor are not helped by an enthusiastic, confused understanding of poverty which ignores the fundamental distinction between poverty and inequality.
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