The Goals of Social Policy

Bibliographic Data

ID5633397
AuthorsJohn Baldock, Martin Bulmer, Jane Lewis (0000-0002-1184-4298), David Piachaud
Year1991
Volume42
Issue2
Pages297
Publication date1991-06-01
Peer ReviewedYes
Open AccessNo
TypeARTICLE
VenueBritish Journal of Sociology (JOURNAL)
Journal identifiersISSN: 0007-1315 • E-ISSN: 1468-4446
PublisherJSTOR (PUBLISHER)
DOI10.2307/590378
OpenAlexW2010746611
LanguageEN
Citations received17

Part 1 Introduction: social policy subject or object?, Martin Bulmer et al. Part 2 Social policy - retrospect and prospect: the Webbs, the Charity Organisation Society and the Ratan Tata Foundation - social policy from the perspective of 1912, Joe Harris the academic tradition in social policy - the Titmuss years, Ramesh Mishra social work and social policy in the twentieth century - retrospect and prospect, Robert Pinker swimming against the tide - prospects for social policy, Howard Glennerster. Part 3 Social policy and the family: the construction of dependency, Hilary Land social policy, social engineering and the family in the 1990s, Janet Finch dependency in the welfare state, Kari Waerness the social construction of dependency - comments from a Third World perspective, Caroline Moser. Part 4 Social policy and the community: social policy - the community-based approach, David Donnison community development and the underclass, S.M.Miller social polarisation, the inner city and community, A.H.Halsey only disconnect - law and order, social policy and the community, David Downes the underclass, empowerment and public policy, Martin Bulmer. Part 5 Social policy and the economy: social policy and the economy, Zsuzsa Ferge inequality in developing countries - a comment on Ferge, Frances Stewart can we afford to work?, Walter Korpi. Part 6 conclusions: an inside view, Brian Abel-Smith an outside view, Albert Weale

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