In this distinctive introduction Stephen Sinclair illuminates the
subject of Social Policy by showing readers how Social Policy
analysts think about welfare issues and policies. From what
influences the decision to have children to how everyday terms such
as 'youth crime' or 'poverty' reveal the structural processes
shaping society, the book illustrates the insights which Social
Policy analysis offers to understanding the social world and its
problems. Written by an academic with extensive experience of
teaching Social Policy analysis to new audiences, the book provides
a stimulating introduction to the study of the factors and polices
shaping wellbeing. Each chapter includes boxed summaries, applied
examples illustrating key issues, and bullet points clarifying key
concepts and theories.
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