Engendering social policy

Sophie Watson · Lesley Doyal

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Gender Politics and Representation Social Policies and Family Gender, Health, and Social Inequality

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Engendering social policy - an introduction the changing worlds of work and families sex, gender and health - a new approach city a/genders She's there for me - caring in a rural community child protection policy and practice - women in the frontline the criminalization of female poverty domestic violence policy in the 1990s fatherhood, children and violence mainstream equality dangerous and different - reconstructions of madness in the 1990s and the role of mental health policy.

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