Equal opportunities and social policy : issues of gender, race and disability

Barbara Bagilhole

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Discrimination and Equality Law Social Policy and Reform Studies Social Issues and Policies

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Introduction. Part One: 1. The Relevance of 'Equal Opportunities' for Social Policy in Britain Today. 2. What is 'Equal Opportunities'? What do we mean by 'Equal Opportunities'? 3. 'Equal Opportunities' The politics and the legislation. Part Two: 5. Social Policy Areas - Education and Employmen. 6. Social Policy Areas - Income Maintenance and Social Services. 7. Social Policy Areas - Health Services and Housing. 8. Conclusion. Part Three. 9. Documents. References.

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