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    a| 9781447316091 (hbk.)
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    a| 1447316096 (hbk.)
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    a| 144731610X (pbk.)
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    a| UKMGB b| eng c| UKMGB d| CDX d| YDXCP d| OCLCO d| OCLCF d| HUA d| NhCcYME d| HK-SYU
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    a| 361.610941 2| 23
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    a| 361.610941 b| SPI 2014
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    a| Spicker, Paul, e| author.
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    a| Social policy : b| theory and practice / c| Paul Spicker.
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    a| Third edition.
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    a| Bristol : b| Policy Press, c| 2014.
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    a| xii, 499 pages : b| illustrations ; c| 24 cm.
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    a| Previous edition: Bristol: Policy, 2008.
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    a| Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
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    a| Social policy.
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    a| Public welfare.
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    a| Human services.
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    a| Welfare state.
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    a| Great Britain x| Social policy.
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    a| b15850742 b| 08-01-22 c| 08-04-15
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    a| (HK-SYU)500858911 9| ExL
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    t| List of tables, figures and boxes p| vii
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    t| About the author p| ix
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    t| Preface p| xi
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    l| ch. 1 t| Introduction: the nature of social policy p| 1
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    t| The nature of social policy p| 1
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    t| Social policy and the academic disciplines p| 10
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    t| The uses of theory p| 16
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    t| Studying social policy p| 18
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    l| pt. 1 t| SOCIAL POLICY AND SOCIETY
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    l| ch. 2 t| Welfare in society p| 23
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    t| The social context of welfare p| 23
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    t| The person in society p| 24
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    t| Social networks p| 28
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    t| Inclusion and exclusion p| 35
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    t| Society and social policy p| 40
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    l| ch. 3 t| Inequalities p| 43
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    t| The structure of inequality p| 43
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    t| Inequality of resources p| 53
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    t| Redistribution p| 57
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    l| ch. 4 t| Problems and responses p| 63
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    t| Social problems p| 63
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    t| Responding to social problems p| 67
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    t| Targeting: the focus of policy p| 70
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    t| Individual and collective approaches p| 81
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    l| ch. 5 t| Needs and welfare p| 85
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    t| Well-being p| 85
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    t| Needs p| 88
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    t| Need groups p| 92
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    t| Needs and responses p| 106
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    l| ch. 6 t| Indicators -- quantifying social issues p| 109
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    t| Measurement and indicators p| 109
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    t| Counting: enumerations and censuses p| 112
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    t| Presenting indicators p| 114
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    t| Anticipating change p| 120
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    l| pt. 2 t| POLICY
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    l| ch. 7 t| Public policy p| 135
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    t| The nature of policy p| 135
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    t| Formal processes: law and the state p| 136
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    t| Governance p| 141
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    t| Government and social policy p| 147
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    t| The social services p| 150
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    t| Comparing policies p| 154
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    l| ch. 8 t| Welfare states p| 159
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    t| The welfare states p| 159
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    t| Influences on development p| 161
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    t| Models of welfare p| 164
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    t| Welfare regimes p| 166
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    t| Patterns in the development of welfare states p| 168
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    t| Explanations for development p| 173
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    t| Beyond the state: globalisation and social policy p| 179
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    l| ch. 9 t| Principles and values p| 181
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    t| Distinguishing principles and values p| 182
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    t| Normative values in social policy p| 183
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    t| Ideology and social welfare p| 190
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    l| ch. 10 t| Strategies for welfare p| 203
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    t| Strategies and methods p| 203
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    t| Markets and decommodification p| 205
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    t| Residualism p| 212
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    t| Selectivity p| 213
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    t| Social protection and solidarity p| 215
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    t| Universality p| 218
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    t| The welfare state: comprehensive provision p| 221
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    l| ch. 11 t| Policy in practice p| 223
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    t| Policy analysis p| 223
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    t| Aims p| 227
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    t| Values p| 229
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    t| Goals p| 231
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    t| Methods p| 236
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    t| Implementation p| 237
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    t| Outcomes p| 241
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    t| Analysis for practice p| 242
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    l| pt. 3 t| SOCIAL ADMINISTRATION: THE ORGANISATION AND DELIVERY OF WELFARE
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    l| ch. 12 t| Welfare sectors p| 247
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    t| The social division of welfare p| 247
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    t| Welfare pluralism p| 256
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    t| Governance: partnership and agency p| 259
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    l| ch. 13 t| The organisation of public services p| 269
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    t| The public services p| 269
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    t| Welfare bureaucracies p| 272
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    t| Organisational roles p| 276
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    t| Divisions of labour p| 284
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    l| ch. 14 t| Value for money p| 289
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    t| Managing resources p| 289
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    t| Cost-effectiveness p| 293
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    t| Efficiency p| 297
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    t| The distributive impact of policy p| 302
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    l| ch. 15 t| Service delivery p| 307
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    t| The production of welfare p| 307
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    t| Priorities p| 308
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    t| Rationing p| 310
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    t| Equity and procedural fairness p| 318
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    t| Managing the demand for services p| 321
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    t| Delivering services p| 324
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    l| ch. 16 t| Receiving welfare p| 329
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    t| The receiving end p| 329
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    t| Claims: demand, needs and rights p| 330
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    t| The process of claiming p| 333
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    t| The costs of claiming p| 338
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    t| Choice p| 340
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    t| Rights p| 342
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    t| Empowerment p| 344
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    t| Developing user control p| 348
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    l| ch. 17 t| The administrative process p| 353
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    t| The art of the possible p| 354
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    t| Administration in practice p| 359
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    t| Analysing complex processes p| 367
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    t| Keeping track of implementation p| 372
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    l| pt. 4 t| THE METHODS AND APPROACHES OF SOCIAL POLICY
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    l| ch. 18 t| Research for policy p| 381
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    t| Policy research p| 381
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    t| The research process p| 384
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    t| Ethical issues in research p| 403
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    t| Criticising research methods p| 406
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    l| ch. 19 t| Evidence and policy p| 409
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    t| Using empirical evidence p| 409
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    t| Evaluation p| 412
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    t| Methods of evaluation p| 414
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    t| Analysing policies and services p| 423
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    t| Approaches to evaluation p| 424
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    l| ch. 20 t| Social policy for practice p| 429
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    t| Applying social policy p| 429
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    t| Skills for social policy p| 433
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    t| Social policy as a professional role p| 437
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    t| Social policy as public service p| 438
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    t| Social policy as an ethical activity p| 441
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    t| APPENDICES
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    t| Social policy: a guide to sources p| 450
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    t| Further reading p| 452
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    t| Glossary p| 456
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    t| Index of subjects p| 483
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    t| Index of names p| 493
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