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Social policy is never static because both needs and resources alter. However, many of the issues which were central to social policy when these books were first published remain relevant for much of the world today: an ageing population, housing shortages, changes in employment. Originally published between 1965 and 1990 the 14 volumes in this set:

· Concentrate on the major developments in social policy in the second half of the 20th century. They consider these in relation to the economic and social environment, examining social policy in relation to industry, urban planning, and housing need.

· Examine the idea of social justice and the implications of the ‘work ethic’ particularly in relation to our views of what help strangers need or deserve.

· Discuss the relationship between welfare rights and human rights

· Critique official policy towards families with young children living on low incomes and look at some of the myths prevalent in the public debate

· Analyze the trend towards the privatization of welfare in the context of economic change.

· Discuss the fundamental questions of the nature, scope and intent of social policy

· Provide information about social problems and the growth, structure and working of the social services in the late 20th Century.



Social policy is never static because both needs and resources alter. However, many of the issues which were central to social policy when these 14 books were first published between 1965 and 1990 remain relevant for much of the world today: an ageing population, housing shortages, changes in employment.

1 Muriel Brown and Sarah Payne Introduction to social administration in
Britain. 978-1-041-06737-5

2 Edited by David C. Marsh. An Introduction to the Study of Social
Administration. 978-1-041-06753-5

3 Joan Eyden Social Policy in Action 978-1-041-07000-9

4 Edited by David C. Marsh Introducing social policy 978-1-041-07458-8

5 David Watson Caring for strangers 978-1-041-06796-2

6 Edited by David Watson A Code of ethics for social work 978-1-041-06809-9

7 P.R. Kaim-Caudle Social policy in the Irish Republic. 978-1-041-06751-1

8 Bill Jordan Poor parents. 978-1-041-06985-0

9 Edited by Joseph Melling Housing, social policy and the state
978-1-041-06686-6

10 Barbara N. Rodgers The study of social policy 978-1-041-06970-6

11 Patricia Thomas The aims and outcomes of social policy research
978-1-041-06683-5

12 Valerie Karn Retiring to the Seaside 978-1-041-07506-6

13 John Woodward To Do The Sick No Harm 978-1-041-07492-2

14 J. E. Thomas The English Prison Officer 978-1-041-07481-6
The authors included in this work are Muriel Brown and Sarah Payne, David C. Marsh, Joan Eyden, David Watson, P.R. Kaim-Caudle, Bill Jordan Joseph Melling, Barbara N. Rodgers, Patricia Thomas, Valerie Karn, John Woodward and J. E. Thomas.