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Social policy : now and then | Author(s) | Paul Wilding |
Journal title | Social Policy & Administration, vol 43, no 7, December 2009 |
Pages | pp 736-749 |
Source | http://www.interscience.wiley.com/journals |
Keywords | Social policy ; Histories ; United Kingdom. |
Annotation | This article explores the way aspects of our approach to social policy in the UK have changed over the last 40 years - one academic lifetime and also, coincidentally, the lifetime of this journal - and the significance of six particular changes. More social problems have come to be seen as having a supra-national dimension: the scale and ramifications of problems are much better appreciated; the accepted territory of social policy has greatly widened; the state has lost people's confidence; we have come to see organizational and management issues as much more important; and the health of the economy has come to be regarded as a greater priority than the development of systems of social welfare. (KJ/RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-100119204 A |
Classmark | TM2: 6A: 8 |
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