2012 Conference

SPA 2012 Conference Papers

University of York – July 2012

Paper Sessions Timetable – Final Version

Monday (14.30 – 16.00) 16th July 2012
Parallel Paper Session 1          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

JRF Stream : Climate Change & Social Justice Symposium Session Chair: Katharine Knox	Session 1A Session Chair: Bob Hudson	1B Session Chair: Ben Baumberg
Alan Werrity  The Invisible hazard: pluvial flooding in urban areas  Sarah Lindley  Justice, vulnerability and climate change: an integrated framework  Ian Gough  Household Greenhouse Gas Emissions, DistributionalDilemmas and Social Policies	Ian Greener Guilty by association? The rocky road to the Health and Social Care Bill  JMartin Powell & Robin Miller  Sixty years of privatizing the NHS  Andrew Wallace, Kath Checkland, Stephen Peckham, Anna Coleman, Rosalind Miller, Imelda McDermott, Julia Segar, Christina Petsoulas & Steve Harrison The Coalition and NHS Reform: a study of emerging clinical commissioning groups	Matthias Stepan Title not available  Kui (Chun-Tsai Hsu) The delivery of services to indigenous people in Taiwan: report of a study that shows the need to hear the voices of the people and adapt services to traditional approaches to meeting need  Natasha Cortis & Gabrielle Meagher Recognition at Last: Australia’s Equal Remuneration Case for Social and Community Service Workers

Postgraduate Stream Session Chair:Lorenza Antonucci	Session 1C Session Chair:Maggie Lau	Session 1D Session Chair:Shona Hunter
Chris Clarke  Family policies and gender equality in employment in European countries over the period 1995 – 2010  Ewa A. Duda-Mikulin  Citizenship, gender and migration: Polish migrant women in the UK.  Phyllis Jeroslow Revisiting Human Rights in the Western Welfare State	Yekaterina Chzhen Child deprivation in the European Union: an alternative modelling approach  Stuart Connor  Who are the Poor? From Lady Poverty to Welfare Queens.  Rod Hick  On ‘consistent’ poverty	Michael Cahill Does social policy need a mobilities turn? Harriet Clarke  Maintaining a focus on welfare: a case for developing understandings of generativity in social policy  Lisa O’Malley  The Military Covenant – Citizenship, rights and entitlements in an age of austerity?

Session 1E Session Chair:Neil Lunt	Session 1F Session Chair:Yuko Tamiya	Session 1G Session Chair:Hugh Bochel	Session 1H Session Chair:Gaby Ramia
Stuart Basten & Lih-Rong Wang  Taiwanese ultra-low fertility and the limits to population policy  Yu-Chung Yeh & Wen-Tsung Huang  Health Care Utilization and Medication Safety Knowledge of Immigrant Mothers in Taiwan  Che-Ying Lin A comparison of dementia care policy between Scotland and Taiwan	Junko Yamashita & Esther Dermott ‘Good Parenting’ in the UK and Japan: discourse and policy  Dalija Snieškienė  Does the training of foster parents develop a family home for every child?  Masato Shikata  Inequality in childhood care and education: an analysis of parents’ time spent using Japanese time use survey	Deborah Brennan & Bettina Cass Markets in Care: Transforming child care and aged care inAustralia and the UK: an intra-country and cross-country policy analysis  Nanjoo Yang  Commercialized transformation? The changes of Non- profits in the social care market in Korea Rachel Fyson, Anne Patterson  The policy-practice interface in adult safeguarding: voices from the frontline of residential services	Kanai Kaoru  Equal Employment Opportunity Law and divisions of employment management in Japan: EEO Law Act contributes to elimination of gender disparities? Anat Herbst Immigrant and Israeli-Palestinian Single Mothers: Policies of Integration into the Job Market  Carla Pinto The difficult “P” words: social work, politics and power

Session 1I Session Chair:Peter Dwyer	Session 1J Session Chair:Jonathan Bradshaw	Session 1K Session Chair:Alan Roulstone	Session 1L Session Chair:Chris Grover
Nicholas Pleace and Jo Bretherton  Will Paradigm Drift Stop Housing First from Ending Homelessness? Categorising and Critically Assessing the Housing First Movement from a Using governmentality to understand contemporary practice in work with offenders Using governmentality to understand contemporary practice in work with offenders Social Policy Perspective  Caroline Hughes  Homelessness: contemporary patterns and profiles of  Tsung-hsi Fu Housing assistance for victims of mass disaster: the case of Taiwan	Jan Flaherty, Sarah Banks, Greg Brown In whose interest? Action research on debt in poor households  Tsrong-chi Shiao and Yeun-wen Ku  Why are some families poor for generations? A life course perspective study in Taiwan.  Gopalakrishnan Netuveli, David Blane, Melannie Bartley  Persisting inequalities across the life course: the pathways from childhood deprivation to quality of life in later ages in Europe	Ian Buchanan From Community Care to Personalisation and the Threat to Learning Difficulties Self Advocacy Ying Li  Disability service organizations and their relations with the government in China: a case study of Beijing  Yueh-Ching Chou, Teppo Kröger The universal breadwinner model vs universal care giver model: mothers of children with an intellectual disability	Ann Marie Gray  Devolution, the principle of parity and the implications of the Welfare Reform Bill for Northern Ireland. Lucy Grimshaw Combining equalities and community ‘Fostering good relations’ at local level.  Mark Hardy Using governmentality to understand contemporary practice in work with offenders

Monday (16.30 – 18.00)
16th July 2012 Parallel Paper Session 2          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

Session 2A Session Chair: Kevin Caraher	Postgraduate Stream Stream – Social Policy Research in Context: Three Phronetic Approaches  Session Chair: Lorenza Antonucci	Inequality and Age Symposium Session Chair: John Macnicol	Symposium: Researching the Necessities of Life: international perspectives Session Chair: David Gordon
Chris Deeming  Evaluation and Evidence from International Development: Lessons for Social Policy  Yu-ting Liu  Pressures, policy-making, and welfare outcomes: a comparative analysis of European and East Asian welfare regimes  Fengping Zhao  Learning from Others: The Development Internationalization of Social Policy in China	Amy Burnage  Informing and Transforming Practice through Context- Dependent Research  Gareth Thomas  Phronetic Social Research: Putting Power in Context  Emilie Whitaker  Unpacking Phronesis: An Organisational Ethnography	John Macnicol  The Reappearance of an Intergenerational Equity Debate in the UK  Paul Higgs  Generational Justice, Generational Habitus and the ‘Problem’ of the Baby Boomers  Lynne Livsey and Debora Price  Staying Put or Moving On? – The Politics of Housing in an Ageing Population	Fahmy E, Pemberton S, Sutton E  Public Perceptions of Poverty and Social Exclusion in the UK  Aya Abe and Christina Pantazis Comparing the Necessities of Life: UK/Japanese public perceptions of need  Maggie Lau, David Gordon, Christina Pantazis and Eileen Suttonn Public Perceptions of Standards of Living and Social Exclusion in Hong Kong: Preliminary Findings of the Focus Groups International

Symposium: Social policies for the private sector: Investigations of the corporate welfare state Session Chair: ChrisHolden	Symposium: Creating the Big Society? Exploring the role and potential of UK Time Banking Session Chair:Ruth Naughton-Doe	Session 2B Session Chair:Sabrina Chai
Kevin Farnsworth  Bringing Corporate Welfare In  Adrian Sinfield  Corporate Welfare and the Social Division of Welfare  Chris Holden  Respondent	Ruth Naughton-Doe  Time banking: an example of not-evidenced based practice  Olivia Pearson  Time banking with young people: co-producing within institutions?  Lee Gregory  Co-producing the Big Society? Exploring the practical and theoretical potentials of time banking	Anne Miller  A rule-of-thumb citizen’s income model for the UK, with and without an earnings/income disregard  Yu Guo & Ke-qing Han  An Evaluation Study of Urban Minimum Livelihood Guarantee Scheme in China Wen-Mei Chung, Ying-hao Huang, Jung Chang & Yi-Shih Cheng  The Survey on Labour Conditions and Labour Union Movement of Social Workers in Taiwan

Session 2C Session Chair: Karen Rowlingson	Session 2D Session Chair:Sirin Sung	Session 2E Session Chair:Kepa Artaraz	Discourses of social care expansions in East Asia Symposium Session Chair:Mi Young An
Rebecca Tunstall  Do people from neighbourhoods with poor reputations face ‘postcode discrimination’ when looking for work?  Martin Culliney  Rural youth: labour market opportunities and outcomes in Britain  Jinming Yan  Transformation of the planning system in China: A public policy perspective	Kok Hoe Ng  Between policy and family: Modelling old-age incomes in Hong Kong and Singapore  Alfia Mangano  Family caregiving under different care arrangements: evidence from a comparative qualitative study  Song-lin Huang, Yin-Han Kuo, Chiu-YenYang & Tsan-Yu Kuo  Research on Social Exclusion and Supports for Family Carers among Elderly People from Ethnic Minority Groups with Dementia: Cases in Shin-Chu City.	Yi-Fen Tseng  Education welfare as a response to inequality across countries: The stage of Chinese Community  William Yat Wai Lo  Social Justice in Cross-border Higher Education: A Reflection on Hong Kong and Taiwan’s Recruitment of Mainland Chinese Students Richard Dorsett & Paolo Lucchino  The UK school to work transition between social structure and individual choices – an optimal matching analysis	Mi Young An  Social Care Expansions in Korea: similar discourses under centre-left and conservative governments?  Zhang Yanxia  Social Care Expansion in China: Understanding Developments in Elderly Care Policies. Shu-Yung Wang  Competing Policy Goals and Strategies of De-Familialism: Socialization or Marketization of Pre-School Child Care Policy in Taiwan. Shirley (Hsiao-Li) Sun  Between Economic Competitiveness and Reproductive Justice: Persistent Low Fertility and Social Policies in the Developmental State of Singapore

Tuesday (9.00 -10.30) 
17th July 2012 Parallel Paper Session 3          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

JRF Stream Dementia & Society Symposium Session Chair: Philly Hare	Session 3A Session Chair: Melissa Wong	Session 3B Session Chair: Mark Hardy	Postgraduate Stream Session Chair: Chris Clarke
Philly Hare  Overview of JRF work  Rachael Litherland  Innovations in Dementia  Janet Crampton The Dementia Without Walls Project	Fran Bennett  The Importance of Independent Income: the Role of Non-means-tested Benefits  Chris Grover  Local Welfare Assistance: overcoming past concerns with ‘exceptional expenses’ Payments  Freda Owusu Social Policy in an Unequal World: Money Transfers and Payment Services Regulations	Hugh Bochel & Andrew Defty  Attitudes to welfare amongst newly elected MPs  Tania Burchardt  Deliberative research as a tool to make value judgements  Gyu-Jin Hwang  Explaining Social Policy Reversals	Kyungmin Lee  Analysis of the Welfare Regime in South Korea and Taiwan:  Focusing on National Health Insurance (NHI) reform process  Kyunghwan Kim Differences in Welfare Attitude Disadvantaged and  Others in Korea  Nurhadi Sutrisno Reconstructuring Childhood in Indonesia: Towards Culturally  Sensitive Policy

Symposium – The unequal outcomes of the Freud Report in action Session Chair: Dan Heap	Session 3C Session Chair: Christina Pantazis	Symposium – Silent Social Exclusion: Adults Who Grew Up in Care as Children Session Chair: Jim Goddard	Session 3D Session Chair: Caroline Glendinning
Daniel Edmiston  Making Work Pay: the self-defeating logic of the Workfare State  Dan Heap  Mainstreaming and specialisation: tensions at the heart of the new welfare-to-work settlement for sick and disabled benefit claimants  Hayley Bennett “Grow or Die!” The impact of the UK welfare-to-work market on a third sector organisation	Tony Hung-Yang Lin Evaluating the Policy Input and Social Output of Pension Systems: Chinese Community States and Western Models Compared  Remo Siza  Inequality and impoverishment of Italian households during the financial crisis and the Great Recession  Ahawo Omondi Worse Than The Worst: Living In A Poor, Capitalist And Ex-Settler Colony In The 21st Century	Zachari Duncalf,  Adult Care Leavers: The lack of representation and voice in policy  Jim Goddard  Adult Care Leavers and the Legacy of Past Abuse: International issues and debates  Suellen Murray  Care leavers and access to personal records: Australian experiences and their implications for social policy	Christiane Purcal, Bettina Cass & Deborah Brennan  Grandparents raising grandchildren: impacts of lifecourse stage on the experiences and costs of care  Yuko Tamiya  Are grandparents a family resource? Intergenerational support for Japanese lone mothers  Liam Foster  I’m not as well off as I thought I would be! An investigation of the financial well-being of pensioner’s with private pensions

Session 3E Session Chair: Liam Foster	Session 3E Session Chair: Ian Buchanan	Session 3F Session Chair: Tania Burchardt	Session 3G Session Chair: Anahely Medrano
Claire Markham  The transitions of villages and the communities they serve in the context of social and cultural perceptions and interactions.  Alison J Green, Nick R Johns, Smita Tripathi & Khamael Al-Faris  Faith Groups and Social Welfare: the equal opportunities implications  Jie Tang Beautiful on the Surface: Supporting Policy for Rural Migrant Workers Returning Home for Entrepreneurship in China	Morag Treanor Practical support, social support, financial support, and children’s social, emotional and behavioural (SEB) development  Harriet A Churchill, Barbara Fawcett  Refocusing child and family social work towards earlier support and intervention: Recent policy developments and challenges in England, UK and New South Wales, Australia  Gambaro Ludovica Regulation in early years childcare: what are the implications for workers?	A Cameron, R Lart, L Bostock & C Coomber  Is integration the ‘burning platform’ for change? Evidence from a systematic review  Helen Dickinson, Jon Glasby, Alyson Nicholds & Stephen Jeffares  How effective is joint commissioning? An exploration of processes, practices and outcomes in five English localities  Laura Varžinskienė  The status of the social work profession as an agent for the implementation of social policy in Lithuania	Linda Wong  Chinese Urban Migrants – Coping with Discrimination, Uncertainty and Failure of the Welfare State  Nick Bailey, Maria Gannon, Ade Kearns, Mark Livingston, Alastair Leyland  Spatial segregation as policy feedback: how attitudes to redistribution and to welfare recipients depend on where you live  Ben Baumberg  Who believes benefit claimants are fraudulent? An empirical study of the impact of newspaper readership and local benefit claim rates

Tuesday (10.45 – 12.15) 
18th July 2012 Parallel Paper Session 4          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

JRF Stream Minimum Income Standard Symposium Session Chair: Chris Goulden	Session 4A Session Chair: Junko Yamashita	Session 4B Session Chair: Kirstein Rummery	Session 4C Session Chair: Hannah King
Chris Goulden  Introduction  Chris Goulden and Abigail Davis  MIS 2012  David Gordon, Anne-Catherine Guio, Eric Marlier, Eldin Fahmy, Marco Pomati, Viliami Fifita, Jonathan Bradshaw & Gill Main  Measuring Deprivation in the UK and European Union	Pete Alcock  What is Civil Society? A critical analysis of recent political discourse in the UK.  Alan Walker and Steven Corbett The ‘Big Society’ – A Critical Perspective  Andrew Connell  Balancing the books or building the Kingdom: Welfare reform in Britain as a Christian project?	Rebecca Taylor, James Rees & Chris Damm  Adding value or window dressing? The role of the third sector in contracted out employment services in the UK.  Colin Lindsay, Stephen Osbourne & Sue Bond  ‘Co-producing employability services in an era of crisis: challenges and opportunities for third sector organisations  Yuan-shie Hwang & Li-hsin Chuang  Correlation between Community Capacity and Personal Life Quality: An Empirical Study in Taiwan	Gary Craig, Maggie O’Neill  It’s time to move on from ‘race’ Alastair Christie  Reproduction of ‘Race’ and Whiteness in Irish Child Care Policies  Verity Clarke  Examining Whiteness in a Children’s Centre

Session 4D  Session Chair: Simon Pemberton	Psychosocial Welfare Symposium Part 1 Session Chair: Shona Hunter	Postgraduate Stream Session Chair: Ewa A. Duda-Mikulint	Session 4E Session Chair: Nicola Moran
Gaby Ramia, Simon Marginson & Erlenawati Sawir  Different Regulation, Similar Experiences? A Qualitative Comparative Analysis of Australia and New Zealand on International Student Welfare Determination  Adam Formby  What role for public employment services?  An analysis of Job-search behaviour of degree holders in the UK from 1992-2012  Kate Yeong-Tsyr Wang & Melissa Wong  Indigenous Employment in Urban Areas during the Global Financial Crisis: Comparisons between Australia and Taiwan	Shona Hunter & David Taylor  Situating current debates in psychosocial welfare  David Taylor  Being well enough with others – a psychosocial approach to wellbeing  Lorenza Antonucci Exploring the psycho-social in social policy: the methodological implications of researching eudemonic and hedonic well-being	Daniel Sage  Are more equal societies the most cohesive? A cross national study into income inequality and social cohesion  Neo Yu Wei  The Contesting Narratives of Social Inclusion in Australia  Ci Chen Exploring the Extent and Reason of Social Exclusion amongst Chinese Trainees in Japan	Emma Wincup Welfare reform and crime control: No longer strange bedfellows  Sarah Brooks-Wilson  Non compliant or inaccessible? How the mandatory spatial arrangements of the English Youth Justice system can support our understandings of breach and sentence escalation.  Rachel Forrester-Jones  The right to a fair trial: reforming the courts for people with learning disabilities

Symposium: Corporate Behaviour and Public Health  Session Chair: Kevin Farnsworth	Session 4F Session Chair: Emiko Ochiai	Session 4G Session Chair: Karen Fisher	Session 4I Session Chair: Natasha Cortis
Katherine Smith  Using Evidence to Influence Policy in an Unequal World: What can we learn from the ‘tobacco wars’?  Chris Holden & Ben Hawkins Industry Lobbying and Alcohol Policy in England and Scotland Ben Hawkins & Anne Roemer-Mahler  Corporations as political actors: new perspectives for public health research	Min Young Tak  Degrees of Choice: Choice in Residential Long-Term Care for Self-Funders and Local Authority Funded Residents  (PDF Unavailable) Fiona Morgan Care and inequality: a conceptual and empirical perspective on the treatment of informal care in England  Hannah Rumble, Kate Woodthorpe & Christine Valentine State support for ‘a good send off’: funeral benefits in an unequal world	Yei-Whei Lin  Pension politics of the rural and agricultural sector in Taiwan: Origins, evolution and implications for East Asian welfare development  Lei Zhang  Understanding the pension reform path and dynamics in China  Dirk Hofäcker  Does Institutional reversal of early retirement policies lead to changes in retirement planning? Evidence from German survey data	Ian Greener Performance management in public services that works: lessons from the NHS quality and outcomes framework and from English local government  Yumika Shirase Assuring Quality of Social Care for Older People: Comparison of Systems between the UK and Japan  Taesoo Lee  Relations of Universalism, Publicness and Quality of Social (Welfare) Services

Tuesday (14.30 – 16.00)
18th July 2012 Parallel Paper Session 5          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

JRF Stream  Child Poverty and Education Symposium Session Chair: Grahame Whitfield	Session 5A Session Chair: Ann Marie Gray	Postgraduate Stream Session Chair: Nan Yang
Keith Kintrea Shaped by place? Young people’s aspirations in disadvantaged neighbourhoods  Stephen Gorard Do aspirations and attitudes matter in education? Judging causal relationships in a very large review of evidence  Liz Todd  Raising aspirations? Why did we get it so wrong and what are we to make of them now?	Stefan Kühner  Welfare retrenchment under Left and Right government leadership: Towards a consolidated framework of analysis?  Sophia Seung-Yoon Lee & Sang-Hoon Ahn Explaining Korean Welfare State with New Data and Methods  Emanuele Ferragina & Martin Seeleib-Kaiser  Recalibrating Welfare States in the OECD world? The(R)evolutionary Expansion of Family Policy	Yu Guo A Probe into Policy Implementation: Public Pensions Provisions for Rural Migrant Workers in China  Ha-jeong Choe & Geun Hye Park Poverty of senior citizens who live alone: the case of South Korea  Kiwako Kase  Inclusive Community Care in Japan

Symposium: Children’s subjective well-being – measurement and links to other areas of child well-being” – PART 1  Session Chair: Antonia Keung	Symposium: Women’s labour market participation and the evolution of childcare policies – PART 1 Session Chair: Evelyn Mahon	Psychosocial Welfare Symposium Part 2 Session Chair: David Taylor	Session 5B Session Chair: Chack Kie Wong
Jonathan Bradshaw  Bullying – A Key Determinant Of Child Well-Being  Gill Main, Material Deprivation And Children’s Subjective Well- Being  Amy Clair  Schools And Child Subjective Well-Being In England	Marjo Kuronen & Teppo Kröger Local childcare systems and labour market integration of women  Dagmar Kutsar, Kairi Kasearu, Avo Trumm Are inequalities created and preserved on the local level? Insights into local policy making processes  Jemimah Bailey, Caroline O’Nolan and Evelyn Mahon Childcare policy in Ireland: equality for mothers?	Lynn Froggett  Displacement, Community and a Political ‘Fourth Way’  Paul Hoggett  Fairness and the Politics of Resentment  Shona Hunter  The Jewel in the National Crown? The English NHS as an affective association, problems and prospects	Nam K Jo  East Asian culture? Aspects of the cultural context for policy-making in Japan and Korea and their policy implications from a comparative perspective with the Western welfare state  Sirin Sung Gender and welfare state in East Asia: Cultural perspective  Tony Hung-Yang Lin  Resuming the March of Welfare State: The Taiwanese Case

Session 5C Session Chair: Aniela Wenham	Session 5D Session Chair: Ingela Naumann	Session 5E Session Chair: Becky Tunstall
Mark Murphy The politics of time on the front line: street level bureaucracy, professional judgement and public accountability  Sarah Woodin Silencing People with Learning Difficulties: Participation and the Cuts in the UK  Sarah Czarnecki  From the ‘social’ to the ‘informational’ in the Probation Service…and back again?	Dan Horsfall and Stuart Lowe Housing: the sturdy pillar under the competition state?  Dimitri Gugushvili & Trude Sundberg ‘Race to the bottom’ in transition countries: a question of exposure to global competition and proximity to Western Europe?  Fred Powell Social Policy in Post-Crash Ireland: the Impact of Austerity	J Warren, J Wistow, and C Bambra Applying Qualitative Comparative Analysis (QCA) to evaluate a public health policy initiative in the North East of England.  Jin Wook Kim & Young Jun Choi The role of public sectors in modern welfare states: back seat to center stage?

Tuesday(16.30-18.00) 
18th July 2012- Parallel Paper Session 6          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

This session starts at 16.15 not 16.30 JRF Stream Housing & Young People Symposium Session Chair: Kathleen Kelly	Session 6A Session Chair: Gyu-Jin Hwang	Session 6B Session Chair: Adrian Sinfield
Kathleen Kelly  Introduction  David Clapham  Young People’s Housing Pathways  [Viewing of Short Animated Film] Dean Sharpe  A Young Person’s Charter on Housing	Nick Johns, Alison Green & Martin Powell Intersectionality as a policy instrument: turning diversity inwards?  John Offer  The idea of welfare and the study of social policy: on unitarism and pluralism  Tuukka Toivonen & Sophia Seung-Yoon Lee  When Democracy Works Against Demographic Sustainability: The Dilemma of Powerless Young Voters in Hyper-Aging Japan and South Korea	Francesca Bastagli & John Hills  Patterns of wealth accumulation in Great Britain: The role of house prices and the life cycle  Rebecca Tunstall Twentieth century trends in inequalities in housing consumption: The case of housing space in England and Wales, 1911-2001

Postgraduate Stream Session Chair: Sarah Brooks-Wilson	Symposium: Children’s subjective well-being – measurement and links to other areas of child well-being – PART 2 Session Chair: Jonathan Bradshaw	Session 6C Session Chair: Colin Lindsay
Anupama Jacob Countering Urban Poverty Concentration in the United States: The People versus Place Debate in Housing Policy  Kyoungjin Han  The Main Factors behind the Expansion of Korean Welfare Programmes in the Late 20th Century  (PDF Unavailable)  Laura Jane Eyre  An interpretation of localism: discourses of inequality?	Antonia Keung Children’s Well-Being In Schools: Evidence From The Children’s Society Survey  Haridhan Goswami Friendship Well-Being: Examining Factor Structure Of Friendship Scale For Children	Bettina Leibetseder Old and New Activation in the Austrian Social Assistance Scheme Anthony Rafferty & Jay Wiggan  Labour Market Activation in a time of Economic Crisis: The case of lone parents in the UK  Alexander Goerne  Personalisation Potential and Diversity: A novel normative and analytical framework for the comparative analysis of Active Labour Market Policies.

Symposium: Women’s labour market participation and the evolution of childcare policies – PART 2 Session Chair: Evelyn Mahon	Session 6D Session Chair: Tsung-Hsi Fu	Psychosocial Welfare Symposium Part 3 Session Chair: Shona Hunter & David Taylor
Roberta Cucca and Stefania Sabatinelli  Childcare provision and female participation into the labour market in Italy. The unexpected case of Bologna  Yueh-Ching Chou, Toshiko Nakano, Heng-Hao Chang and Li-Fang Liang Parent-carers in Taiwan and Japan: lifelong caring responsibilities within a familistic welfare system	Sonia Exley Are quasi-markets in education what the British public wants?  Ingela Naumann  Free Schools Swedish-style? Reflections on privatization of education in an unequal society  Ying Wang  The Differential Order of Minban Secondary School in China	John Adlam, Caroline Pelletier & Christopher Scanlon Against social inclusion  Marianna Fotaki, Paula Hyde  Why do institutions continue to commit to failing strategies? Counteracting splitting, idealization and blame in public policy making.  Rebecca Hutten  Dilemmas of the trainee psychological therapist

Session 6E Session Chair:Pete Alcock	Symposium – Inequality, diversity and difference; journeys through paid and unpaid work in the third sector Session Chair:Rebecca Taylor	Symposium: Managing Social Change and Social Policy in China: Welfare Regimes in Transition? Session Chair:Ka Ho Mok	Session 6F Session Chair:Lisa O’Malley
Glen Bramley and Kirsten Besemer Housing Affordability and Its Impact on Poverty in Europe  Beth Watts  Rights, Stigma and Homelessness: A comparison of homelessness policy in Scotland and Ireland.  Fanyu Meng Public Rental Housing, Goof up at China’s Housing Market?	Rebecca Taylor and Malin Arvidson  Crossing over, staying put; career and sector boundaries in Real Times  Silke Roth Work, volunteering and well-being in a life-course perspective  Irene Hardill and Nick Ockenden  Creating space for voluntary action: understanding individual journeys to unpaid voluntary work Katie Bruce, Susan Halford and Pauline Leonard Third Sector Careers and Working Lives: Getting In and Getting On	Ka Ho Mok  Local Responses to Central Call: A Study of Resident Expectations and Government Strategy in Social Protection in Guangzhou, China  Maggie Lau  A globalizing labour market posing a dilemma for China’s leadership: How to enable rural migrants to have sustainable livelihoods  Dan Horsfall  China’s Competition State?	Rachel MacLean, Stephen Moore “The Land in-Between”: Experiences of anti-social behaviour victimisation of young people during the journey to school in eight European countries  Goretti Horgan  Abortion and Social Citizenship in devolved Northern Ireland  Heejung Chung, Pia Schober  Multi-dimensions of Gender Norms and Attitudes across Europe

Wednesday(9.00-10.00)
19th July 2012- Parallel Paper Sessions 7          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

Session 7A Session Chair: Sophia Seung-Yoon Lee	Session 7B Session Chair: Zoe Irving	Session 7C Session Chair: Yekaterina Chzhen	Session 7D Session Chair: Dan Horsfall
Heejung Chung  Explaining the work-family conflict for men and women-impact of policies and job demands  Pei-Yuen Tsai  The Politics of Parental Leave Benefit Policy in Taiwan	Fen-ling Chen  The Changing Profile of Caring Attitudes after the Financial Crisis: A Comparison of Taiwan and South Korea  Sung Hee Lee  The Impact of Gender Politics on Socializing Care in South	Shiou-chao Wu  A Transforming Journey through Mercy to Independence — Single Mothers’ Experiences of Learning and Doing Business Based on an NGO’s Adult Educational Network in Taiwan  Andrew McCulloch  Cohort Variations in the Membership of Voluntary Organisations in Great Britain, 1991 – 2007	Rys Farthing Involving young people in developing anti-poverty policy  Kris Southby  Social inclusion through football fandom: opportunities and constraints for people with learning disabilities

Session 7E  Session Chair: Tuukka Toivonnen	Session 7F  Session Chair: Fengping Zhao	Session 7G Session Chair: Nick Ellison	Session 7H Session Chair: Tony Hung-Yang Lin
Beth Carley, Yasminah Beebeejaun & Liz Richardson  Building communities or new inequalities? A New East Manchester case study of housing and community regeneration.  Sarah Dubberley & Odette Parry  Social Capital, Young People and the Secure Estate	John Hudson & Anahely Medrano Nation State-Global City Tensions in Social Policy: the Case of Mexico City’s ‘Battle of Independence’  Hung-Jeng Tsai  The Global/Regional Impacts on the Transformation of Welfare Regime in Taiwan	Annie McEwen Beyond Child Poverty: Following the Evidence to a Multidimensional Policy Approach to Childhood Disadvantage  Şebnem Eroğlu-Hawksworth Is Income Diversification an Escape Route out of Poverty? A Case Study of Turkish Gecekondu Households	KoreaMilena Buchs, Sylke V. Schnepf, Nicholas Bardsley  Who emits most? Analysing inequalities in UK household CO2 emissions and potential distributional effects of climate policies  Alison Koslowski, Maria Teresa De Haro  Fuel Poverty and High Rise Living: Using community-based interviewers to investigate tenants’ inability to keep warm in their homes

Wednesday (10.15 – 11.45)
19th July 2012 Parallel Paper Session 8          Venue / Rooom listed in Printed Programme

JRF Stream Forced Labour in the UK: the evidence base Symposium Session Chair: Louise Woodruff	Session 8A Session Chair: Kevin Farnsworth	Session 8B Session Chair: Nam Jo	Session 8C Session Chair: Linda Wong
Louise Woodruff  Definitions of forced labour & underlying causes of forced labour Sam Scott  What we know about forced labour in the UK  Peter Dwyer  Precarious lives: understanding asylum seekers and refugees’ experiences of forced labour in the UK.	Brigid Featherstone  Working in partnership in an unequal world: Some chance!  Karen R Fisher, Xiaoyuan Shang & Jing Li  Accountability of Child Welfare Service Organizations in China  Lorraine Kerr & Ed Carson  The Australian Northern Territory Emergency Response: Protecting indigenous children or further entrenching disadvantage	Kirsten Rummery & Michael Fine Care: a critical review of theory, policy and practice  Xiaoyuan Shang & Karen R Fisher  Change of Care Regimes and Its Influence on Senior Women in Rural China  Tom Vickers, Gary Craig & Karl Atkin  Addressing ethnicity in social care research	Ioana Ramia  The Paradox of Subjective Well-Being and Higher Education Addressing Conceptual Biases in Measures of Subjective Well-Being  Kepa Artaraz  Postneoliberal social policy and its meaning for the promotion of wellbeing: Lessons from Bolivia  Chack Kie Wong, Vivian Weiqun Lou & Ji-kang Chen  Welfare State and Life Satisfaction: Subjective Indicators Matter More and Lessons for the East Asian Welfare States

Poverty as Inequality: Measurement, Interventions, and Future Directions in the United States Symposium Session Chair:Anupama Jacob	Postgraduate Stream Session Chair:Lorenza Antonucci	Energy and climate change in an unequal world Symposium Session Chair:Carolyn Snell	Session 8D Session Chair:Seong Young Lee
Anupama Jacob  Poverty In Advanced Industrial Societies: Concepts, Measures, And Responses  Phyllis Jeroslow  The Earned Income Tax Credit As An Anti-Poverty Measure: Palliative Or Cure?  Mary Caplan Addressing Inequality Marketplace	Liz Thackray “Support and Aspiration”: the costs and benefits of changing the Special Needs System.  Laura Ann Wiffen  “Why would anyone volunteer (…) with a convicted sex offender?” Volunteering with the ‘undeserving’ in the Big Society.  Mizuho Ozaki  Japan’s Work-Life Balance Policies	L. Probert, D. Loveday and V. Haines  The Warm Homes and Energy Conservation Act 2000: Exploring the foundations of English  P. Catney, A. Dobson, S. Hall, S. Hards, S. MacGregor, M. Ormerod, Z. Robinson, and S. Ross.  Community Knowledge Networks: a new approach to energy and equity  Carolyn Snell.  The Green Deal: energy efficient and fair?	Boram Hong Inequality approached from the Perspective of Identity Establishment Policy: Governmental Role for the Practically Effective Social Norms in the Enactment of Development Plans of “New-Village” Projects  Chenxi Huang  Migration, vulnerability and social protection: why the floating population in China are more likely to be excluded from social security programs Shih-Jiunn Shi  From Economic to Social Decentralisation: Exploring the ‘Competitive Solidarity’ of Regional Social Protection in China