Social policy for social welfare professionals: Tools for understanding, analysis and engagement

Graeme Simpson · Stuart Connor

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Policy and Reform Studies Social Sciences and Policies

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Introduction: The ideas behind the book From caseworkers to networks: partnership & collaboration From state led provision to 'choice' Mixed economy of welfare and political priorities Social inequalities and the welfare professional The decline of the 'union' & the rise of the 'manager' Economic theories Globalisation Political choices Engaging in policy orientated practice Using skills to understand the policy stereotypes Reclaiming a radical agenda.

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