Understanding social security : issues for policy and practice

Jane Millar

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Part One: Changing contexts Introduction Jane Millar From benefits to tax credits: changing policy and practice in income maintenance policy and practice Jane Millar From the cradle to the grave? Social security over the life cycle Karen Rowlingson Words count too: the new discourse of social policy making in the UK Theodoros Papadopoulous and Emma Carmel Social security in global context Nicola Yeates Part Two: Changing goals Introduction Jane Millar Welfare to work Alex Bryson Cash versus care: providing real security for those who cannot work Saul Becker Disability, capability and social exclusion Tania Burchardt Benefiting children? The challenge of childhood poverty Tess Ridge Reforming pensions: investing in the future Stephen McKay Part Three: Changing delivery The customer and service delivery Bruce Stafford Implementation: social security from a street-level bureaucracy perspective Sharon Wright Social security in a multi-ethnic society Lucinda Platt Tackling social security fraud Roy Sainsbury Wired-up welfare: the impact of technology on social security Karen Kellard Conclusions Jane Millar.

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