On "Shakai Seisaku"

• KANEKO Ryoji

  日本女子大学

Bibliographic Information

Other Title

• 日本における「社会政策」概念について : 社会政策研究と社会福祉研究との対話の試み

Abstract

In this paper, Shakai Seisaku is defined as policies to keep or build social order. In recent years, some Japanese scholars have translated Social Policy, which was the academic discipline developed by British sociologists, into Shakai Seisaku. But Social Policy used to be translated as Shakai Fukushi Seisaku and Shakai Seisaku was equal to Social Reform for 50 years or more until the 1980's. Social Reform is a key term in the Japanese historical context. The policies that have been termed Shakai Seisaku since the Meiji era were based not only on the ideology of Social Reform but also on the will to keep or build social order. These ideas resemble the archaic German word Policey. Although it has been believed that social rights were based on social policies in postwar Japan, both individual social rights and society itself are covered from our viewpoint, while we consider social order.

Journal

• Social Policy and Labor Studies

  Social Policy and Labor Studies 2 (2), 48-58, 2010

  Japan Association for Social Policy Studies

Keywords

• Shakai Seisaku
• Social Reform
• Social Policy
• social order
• social rights

Details

• CRID: 1390282681095398400
• NII Article ID: 110009554788
• DOI: 10.24533/spls.2.2_48
• ISSN: 24332984
• ISSN: 18831850
• Text Lang: ja
• Data Source:
  • JaLC
  • CiNii Articles
• Abstract License Flag: Disallowed