Family Policy focuses on the main family activities that are of concern in social policy and social work.
This book explores how families behave and questions the implications for policies and practice.
Perceptions of and responses to family 'pathologies' - teenage pregnancies, family breakdown, family poverty and violence - are examined.
Core issues in family policy are considered, to help students to understand and evaluate the family policies at the hear of Labour's welfare reforms.
This will be a valuable text, particularly for HE students with little previous knowledge of family policy.
By:
Ian Dey, Fran Wasoff Edited by:
Pete Alcock, Professor Peter Alcock (S Ed) Imprint: The Gildredge Press Country of Publication: United Kingdom Dimensions:
Height: 216mm,
Width: 138mm,
Spine: 220mm
Weight: 272g ISBN:9780953357154 ISBN 10: 0953357155 Series:The Gildredge Social Policy Series Pages: 176 Publication Date:24 February 2000 Audience:
Adult education
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College/higher education
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Professional and scholarly
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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A / AS level
Format:Paperback Publisher's Status: Active
Part I Family Policy: Definitions, Values and Aims Part II Reproduction: Trends, Debates and Family Policies Part III Socialisation Part IV Care and Protection Part V Family Income and Resource Distribution Part VI Reconciling Work and Family Life Part VII A New Family Policy?