By Michael Ganslmeier (University of Exeter) and Tim Vlandas (University of Oxford). — The growth of quantitative comparative social policy research Since Wilensky’s seminal work […]
Message for the attention of SPA members — One of the current co-editors of the journal Social Policy and Society (Dr Ruby Chau) will complete […]
The purpose of the Social Policy Association (SPA) is to advance research, teaching and dissemination of knowledge in the field of Social Policy, and to […]
Dr Hayley Bennett (University of Edinburgh) and Dr Sioned Pearce (University of Cardiff) The UK Government’s labour market policy reforms have attracted attention and controversy […]
Image: University of York/Alex Holland Social policy, whether as cash benefits, public services or regulatory measures, is an institutionalised form of solidarity. Welfare systems are […]
Dr Sarah Hadfield, Visting Fellow at The School of Social Policy and Criminology, The Open University. — Labour has consistently claimed that it is banning […]
Excellence in social policy teaching, research and impact has been recognised by the 2025 Social Policy Association awards. The list of winners for each category […]
By Peter Beresford, Visiting Professor at the University of East Anglia and Co-Chair of the disabled people’s organization, Shaping Our Lives. Keywords: Neoliberalism, personal politics, […]
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