Developments in British social policy - Ellison Nick; Pierson Chris (MacMillan New Delhi, 1998)
Keywords: Social policy -- Great Britain -- Social conditions -- Welfare theory -- Politics and government. -- Social policy in the post-war era -- Keynesian -- Conservative legacy -- State and market -- New perspectives on welfare theory -- Theory in British social policy : New political economy of welfare,feminist challenges, Gendering welfare state regimes,Public management, Post-fordism, globalization , globalisation -- Changing politics of social policy : Political parties and normative social policy,Conservative social policy -- Parties and manifestos, 1997 general election -- Labour's progress -- Conceptions of citizenship : inclusion and exclusion -- Rearticulating citizenship -- Social policy and human need : universal and particular needs -- Social welfare and associative democracy : automation, ageing population, Welfare state -- British social policy in the 1990s -- Employment policy, social security policy in Britain, Health policy, education policy, personal social service, housing policy -- Training and manpower policy -- Income maintenance policy -- NHS -- Primary health care -- Policy development in post-compulsory education -- Family support and child protection -- Public expenditure on housing -- Contemporary issues in British social policy -- Social policy and social movements: gender and social policy -- Women in a welfare state -- Women's movements -- Social policy and social movements: race, racism and social polices -- Immigration -- Social policy and social movement" ecology and social policy -- Green social policies -- Labour government -- Changing dimensions of poverty -- Consumerism and future of social policy -- UK social policy in European union context