Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth
Published:
2017
Online ISBN:
9781447332534
Print ISBN:
9781447332497
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Introduction Introduction
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Understandings of the relationship between economic and social policy Understandings of the relationship between economic and social policy
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Inclusive development: the ‘process’, the labour market and the third imperative Inclusive development: the ‘process’, the labour market and the third imperative
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Inclusive governance Inclusive governance
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Two key challenges: employment and the environment Two key challenges: employment and the environment
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Conclusion Conclusion
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References References
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Chapter
Fourteen Conclusion: towards a new global social policy framework?
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Pages
323–342
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Published:November 2017
Cite
Smyth, Paul, and Christopher Deeming (eds), 'Conclusion: towards a new global social policy framework?', in Christopher Deeming, and Paul Smyth (eds), Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth (Bristol , 2017; online edn, Policy Press Scholarship Online, 24 May 2018), https://doi.org/10.1332/policypress/9781447332497.003.0015, accessed 25 Apr. 2024.
Abstract
What have learned? Are we talking about a coherent shift in social policy perspective? What have we learned about the challenges ahead for strengthening welfare systems, and for economic and sustainable growth for all. In this final chapter we will critically consider the perspectives, and ask whether they are simply saying the same thing with different accents (e.g. different disciplinary and country foci) and whether or the extent to which they have different/unique features. Summary tables will be included to summarise approaches and lessons learned.
Subject
Social Policy and Advocacy
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