No 31: Radical right populism: is it about inequality or ethnic nationalism?
by Markus Ketola The recent successes of populist parties in countries such as Germany, Hungary, Austria, Czech Republic, Netherlands and Finland — to name but […]
Month: May 2018
Social Policy Review – Call for expressions of interest for new editorial team 2019-2022
Social Policy Review CALL FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST FOR NEW EDITORIAL TEAM 2019-2022 The new format for a fixed editorship team for the flagship annual […]
No 30: Disabled people’s independence: the underfunding and commodification of support
by Kirstein Rummery Social policy has always distinguished between the ‘deserving’ and ‘undeserving’ in responses to need. When the post-war welfare settlement was decided, the […]
No 29: In and outside the ‘Cathedral’: a challenge for social policy
by Nick Ellison Irrespective of our particular academic specialisms, the great majority of us — I’ll get to the ‘us’ later — who work in […]