Reconceptualizing Social Policy Sociological

How does sociology make sense of contemporary social policy? How has social policy engaged in sociological debates and developments? In what ways is social policy researched and represented? For undergraduate and postgraduate students of sociology, social policy, and the social sciences.

Series Editor's Foreword

viii

Acknowledgements

x

Introduction

1

(8)

Sociological Theory and Thinking

9

(16)

Social Policy, Feminism and Postmodern Times

25

(18)

Social Policy, Citizenship and Identity

43

(16)

Social Policy, Equality and Difference

59

(18)

Social Policy and the Body

77

(18)

Time, Space and Social Policy

95

(18)

Researching Social Policy

113

(19)

Representing Social Policy

132

(18)

References

150

(21)

Index

171

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Reconceptualizing Social Policy Sociological Perspectvies on Contemporary Social Policy

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