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- Title Pages
- Notes on contributors
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Part One Symposium on the Coalition government -
One Conservative social policy: from conviction to coalition -
Two Something old and blue, or red, bold and new? Welfare reform and the Coalition government -
Three The Conservative Party and the ‘Big Society’ -
Four The age of responsibility: social policy and citizenship in the early 21st century1 -
Five Debating the ‘death tax’: the politics of inheritance tax in the UK -
Six The debate about public service occupational pension reform -
Seven Welfare to work after the recession: from the New Deals to the Work Programme -
Eight Lone parents and the Conservatives: anything new? -
Nine A treble blow? Child poverty in 2010 and beyond -
Ten The English NHS as a market: challenges for the Coalition government -
Part Two Education in international context -
Eleven Citizenship education in international perspective: lessons from the UK and overseas -
Twelve “You’re only going to get it if you really shout for it”: education dispute resolution in the 21st century in England -
Thirteen A sin of omission: New Zealand’s export education industry and foreign policy -
Fourteen Student security in the global education market -
Fifteen Exporting policy: the growth of multinational education policy businesses and new policy ‘assemblages’ - Index
(p.v) Notes on contributors
(p.v) Notes on contributors
- Source:
- Social Policy Review 23
- Publisher:
- Policy Press
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- Title Pages
- Notes on contributors
-
Part One Symposium on the Coalition government -
One Conservative social policy: from conviction to coalition -
Two Something old and blue, or red, bold and new? Welfare reform and the Coalition government -
Three The Conservative Party and the ‘Big Society’ -
Four The age of responsibility: social policy and citizenship in the early 21st century1 -
Five Debating the ‘death tax’: the politics of inheritance tax in the UK -
Six The debate about public service occupational pension reform -
Seven Welfare to work after the recession: from the New Deals to the Work Programme -
Eight Lone parents and the Conservatives: anything new? -
Nine A treble blow? Child poverty in 2010 and beyond -
Ten The English NHS as a market: challenges for the Coalition government -
Part Two Education in international context -
Eleven Citizenship education in international perspective: lessons from the UK and overseas -
Twelve “You’re only going to get it if you really shout for it”: education dispute resolution in the 21st century in England -
Thirteen A sin of omission: New Zealand’s export education industry and foreign policy -
Fourteen Student security in the global education market -
Fifteen Exporting policy: the growth of multinational education policy businesses and new policy ‘assemblages’ - Index
