Table of Contents
Contributors
        Acknowledgements
        Introduction
Part I: Concepts and Approaches
1.  The Subject of Social Policy: Pete Alcock
    	  2.  Approaches and Methods: Saul Becker
    	  3.  Social Needs, Social Problems, and Social Welfare and Well-being: Nick Manning
    	  4.  Equality, Rights, and Social Justice: Peter Taylor-Gooby
    	  5.  Equalities and Human Rights: Suzi Macpherson
    	  6.  Efficiency, Equity and Choice Carol Propper
    	  7.  Altruism, Reciprocity and Obligation: Hilary Land 
Part II: Key Perspectives
8.  Neo-Liberalism: Nick Ellison 
    	  9. The Conservative Tradition: Hugh Bochel
    	  10.  Social Democracy: Robert M. Page 
    	  11.  The Socialist Perspective: Hartley Dean
    	  12.  Feminist Perspectives: Shona Hunter
    	  13.  Green Perspectives: Michael Cahill 
    	  14.  Postmodernist Perspectives: Tony Fitzpatrick
Part III: Historical Context
15. History and Social Policy: David Gladstone
			16. Nineteenth-Century Beginnings: Bernard Harris
			17. The Liberal Era and the Growth of State Welfare: Noel Whiteside
            18. The Post-war Welfare State: Robert M. Page
            19. Crisis, Retrenchment, and the Impact of Neo-liberalism (1976–1997): Howard Glennerster
            20. Modernization and the Third Way: Martin Powell
Part IV: Contemporary Context
21. Demography: Jane Falkingham and Athina Vlachantoni
        22. Economic Policy and Social Policy: Rob Sykes
        23. Religion: Rana Jawad
        24. Family Policy: Jane Millar and Tina Haux
        25. Divisions and Difference: Sharon Wright
        26. Poverty and Social Exclusion: Pete Alcock
        27. The Distribution of Welfare: John Hills
        28. The Policy Process: Hugh Bochel
        29. Evaluation and Evidence-based Social Policy: Martin Powell
        
Part V Welfare Production and Provision
30. State Welfare: Catherine Bochel
        31. Commercial Welfare: Chris Holden
        32. Occupational Welfare: Edward Brunsdon and Margaret May
        33. Voluntary Welfare: Jeremy Kendall
        34. Informal Welfare: Hilary Arksey and Caroline Glendinning
        35. Paying for Welfare: Howard Glennerster
        36. Taxation and Welfare: Fran Bennett
        37. Citizenship and Access to Welfare: Ruth Lister and Peter Dwyer
Part VI Welfare Governance 263
38. Managing and Delivering Welfare: John Clarke
        39. Accountability for Welfare: Jackie Gulland
        40. Welfare Users and Social Policy: Marian Barnes
        41. Local and Regional Government and Governance: Guy Daly and Howard Davis
        42. Social Policy and Devolution: Richard Parry
        43. Social Policy and the European Union: Linda Hantrais
        44. International Organizations: Nicola Yeates
        
Part VII Welfare Services
45. Income Maintenance and Social Security: Stephen McKay and Karen Rowlingson
        46. Employment: Alan Deacon and Ruth Patrick
        47. Health Care: Rob Baggott
        48. Education in Schools: Anne West
        49. Lifelong Learning and Training: Claire Callender
        50. Housing: David Mullins and Alan Murie
        51. Social Care: Jon Glasby
        52. Criminal Justice: Tim Newburn
Part VIII Services for Particular Groups
53. 'Race'and Social Welfare: Lucinda Platt
        54. Children: Tess Ridge
        55. Young People: Bob Coles
        56. Older People: Kirk Mann and Gabrielle Mastin
        57. Disability: Mark Priestley
        58. Migrants and Asylum Seekers: Alice Bloch
Part IX International Issues
59. Comparative Analysis: Margaret May
        60. Social Policy in Europe: Jochen Clasen
        61. Social Policy in Liberal Market Societies: Michael Hill
        62. Social Policy in East Asian Societies: Michael Hill
        63. Social Policy in Middle Eastern Societies: Rana Jawad
        64. Social Policy in Developing Societies: Patricia Kennett
        
Appendix: The Social Policy Association (SPA)
    	  Index