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Social Policy in Britain
In this timely revision of his best-selling introductory textbook, Pete Alcock has been joined by Margaret May to bring you an essential up-to-date guide on social policy.
Continuing the accessible approach of the previous editions, Social Policy in Britain explores the major topics of social policy in a clear and digestible way. By breaking down the complexities behind policy developments and their outcomes, it demonstrates the relationship between core areas of policy and the society we live in.
Building on the success of previous editions, this book:
• incorporates the latest policy changes, research evidence and debates in the field
• includes coverage of devolved policy making in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
• offers a clearly structured guide for study that is packed with engaging learning features.
Written by two authorities in the field, this is the leading textbook on social policy for students studying at all levels.
Continuing the accessible approach of the previous editions, Social Policy in Britain explores the major topics of social policy in a clear and digestible way. By breaking down the complexities behind policy developments and their outcomes, it demonstrates the relationship between core areas of policy and the society we live in.
Building on the success of previous editions, this book:
• incorporates the latest policy changes, research evidence and debates in the field
• includes coverage of devolved policy making in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
• offers a clearly structured guide for study that is packed with engaging learning features.
Written by two authorities in the field, this is the leading textbook on social policy for students studying at all levels.
360 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1996
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