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Social policy : now and then - a response | Author(s) | Howard Glennerster |
Journal title | Social Policy & Administration, vol 43, no 7, December 2009 |
Pages | pp 750-753 |
Source | http://www.interscience.wiley.com/journals |
Keywords | Social policy ; Histories ; United Kingdom. |
Annotation | Howard Glennerster began lecturing on social policy a year after Paul Whiting did; he shares many of the same thoughts, though not necessarily the same pessimism about what has been achieved since the late 1960s. His response to Paul Whiting's article, 'Social policy: now and then' looks mainly at differences, for example people's disillusion with the State: to understand this, it is important to consider the history of the subject. However, he would agree that social policy now has a global perspective, given the subject's international comparative dimension. (RH). |
Accession Number | CPA-100119205 A |
Classmark | TM2: 6A: 8 |
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