Subject(s): Social Administration -- Welfare service -- Social Divisions -- Discipline of social policy, welfare pluralism, Fabianism, social administration to social policy -- Content of social policy : Social services, social security, health, education, personal social services, housing, employment, family policy -- Structure - State, welfare state, market, commercial sector, commercial welfare, quasi-markets, voluntary sector, scope of sector, structure, history of voluntary activity, dilemmas of voluntary organization, informal sector - importance of informal sector, problem of definition, development of informal care -- Context : Ideologies of welfare, social democracy, Marxism, new radicals, economic development, economic context, capitalism, classical economics, Keynesianism, monetarism, supply side strategy, economic and social policy, Europe and European union, social policy in Europe, development of European union, institutions of European union, European social programs, European union and UK, local control of welfare services, central local dimension, history of local government, enabling authority, local authority structures and powers, political conflict -- Issues : Social divisions, divided society, class, gender, race, age, disability, paying for welfare, cost of welfare, pursuit of efficiency, growth of public expenditure, distribution of public funding, sources of funding, implications of different models of funding, delivering welfare- access to welfare, producers and consumers, rights and citizenship, future of social policy, discipline boundaries, geographical boundaries