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Controversies in Policy Research - critical analysis for a new era of austerity and privation (Hardcover)
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Controversies in Policy Research - critical analysis for a new era of austerity and privation (Hardcover)
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As a result of the impact of neo-liberal economics and the
financial crisis on policy development and implementation, economic
and social divides are widening and deepening globally. As the
causes and consequences of austerity continue to emerge across
Europe and internationally, so the key policy impact messages must
continue to be told. Under the themes of Justice, Participation and
Social Exclusion, contributors to this volume draw on recent
examples to explore and discuss the impact of those targeted or
excluded by public and social policies in European countries,
developed, implemented and evaluated at a time of austerity.
Contexts, consequences and controversies current in the global
North are uncovered highlighting the ethical implications for
policy research and the role of the academic.
To bear witness and tell the 'truth' is a standpoint usually
associated with religious philosophies. In these turbulent years in
Western democracies perhaps one critical role for the academic,
recast for post-modern times, is to bear witness to the lives of
the powerless and tell their 'truths'. Citizen involvement in
policy development can be potent and not merely tokenistic if
knowledge becomes a means by which policies can be challenged by
those subject to them.
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