Britain's Barclay Report: Lessons for the United States

Abstract

The result of the British government's 1980 inquiry into the personal social services was the Barclay report—an extensive look at the “natural experiment” in innovative practice carried out in Great Britain from 1970 to 1980. The findings and recommendations of the report discussed here are enlightening and provocative, and many important implications can be drawn for social work practice in the United States.

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