Changing Administration, Changing Society: Challenges for Current Social PolicyWelfare is a current global issue challenging the lives of many. Investigations are constantly being made to find answers in search of the most proficient social model. This book presents the usefulness of an enhanced model for welfare regime analysis and shows the localisation of social professional orientations. This includes social quality, social professions, traditions, public services, globalisation, child protection, retirement plans and other social services. |
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Part II Social Professions Reconsidered | 23 |
Professional Disciplines Contingent Rationales and National Traditions | 25 |
Reconstituting the Public Service Ethos Services for Consumers or for Citizens? | 47 |
The Restructuring of the Swedish Welfare State in the Context of Globalisation and Other Challenges | 65 |
World Poverty New Policies to Defeat an Old Enemy | 77 |
Ireland A Society Based on Solidarity? A Review of the Irish National AntiPoverty Strategy | 97 |
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