Social policy : a conceptual and theoretical introduction
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Social policy : a conceptual and theoretical introduction
Sage, 1997
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [249]-265) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This accessible and comprehensive textbook introduces social policy and outlines the conceptual and analytical tools essential to the understanding and investigation of social policy in any society, enabling the student to engage with the theoretical debates surrounding the discipline.
Social Policy introduces and reviews key theoretical approaches used in social policy analysis, considering competing interpretations based on social democracy, neo-liberalism and Marxism. It outlines radical critiques that address inequalities of gender, race, sexuality and age in welfare provision, and examines the issues and debates of social justice, citizenship, poverty and universalism versus selectivism. Throughout, there are a range of theoretical and practical tasks to aid students.
目次
Introduction - Michael Lavalette and Alan Pratt
SECTION ONE: THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES
Introduction
Social Democratic Perspectives on the Welfare State - Kevin Kearns
Neo-Liberalism and the Social Policy - Alan Pratt
Marx and the Marxist Critique of Welfare - Michael Lavalette
SECTION TWO: RADICAL CRITIQUES
Feminist Critiques of Social Policy - Kath Woodward
Racism and Social Welfare - Laura Penketh and Yasmin Ali
Social Policy and Sexuality - Angela R Wilson
New Social Movements and Social Policy - Tony Fagan and Phil Lee
A Case Study of the Disability Movement
SECTION THREE: DEBATES AND ISSUES
Social Justice and Social Policy - Andros Loizou
Citizenship and Welfare - Mike Wilson
Universalism or Selectivism - Alan Pratt
The Provision of Services in the Modern Welfare State
Poverty and `The Underclass' - Tony Novak
Quasi-Markets and the Mixed Economy of Welfare - Gerry Mooney
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