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Social policy

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Economic perspectives on key issues

Thomas, Barry, P. S. Johnson

1985

The sociology of social problems

Paul B. Horton

1960

Setting domestic priorities

Gordon Berlin, Charles L. Schultze, Henry J. Aaron

1992

Welfare State and Welfare Change

Martin Powell

2002

How Australians live

Adam Graycar

1993

The Price of Gender Equality

Anna Van Der Vleuten

2007

Homelessness

Susan Hutson, Clapham, David

2000

Social welfare policy analysis and choices

Hobart A. Burch

1999

Implementing public policy

Dennis James Palumbo

1981

Women, Business and the Law

World Bank Group Staff, Bloomsbury USA

2014

Beyond despair

Robert Theobald

1976

Managing the welfare state

Tony Cutler, Antony Cutler, Barbara Waine

1994

Family Policy Matters

Karen Bogenschneider

2002

Beyond the new paternalism

Guy Standing

2002

Democratie française

Valéry Giscard d'Estaing

1976

Putting America's house in order

David M. Abshire

1996

Planning in the face of power

John Forester

1989

Modern social policy

Michael Sullivan

1994

Neighborhood and nation in Tokyo, 1905-1937

Sally A. Hastings

1995

Social problems

James William Coleman, Harold R. Kerbo

1996

Speeches

Robert F. Kennedy

1993

Policy and politics in France

Douglas Elliott Ashford

1982

Improving poor people

Michael B. Katz

1995

Poverty, inequality, and inclusive growth in Asia

Juzhong Zhuang

2010

Sociology and Social Policy

Herbert J. Gans

2017

The politics of state expansion

James E. Cronin

1991

Barbara Wootton--social science and public policy

Philip Bean, David K. Whynes

1986

Nobody

Marc Lamont Hill

2016

The promise of welfare reform

Elizabeth A. Segal

2006

Transcending taboos

Garry Young

2012

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