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Resilience, hardship and social conditions

By Dagdeviren, Hulya.. . pp. 1-20.

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Comparative social policy analysis and active labour market policy

By Clasen, Hulya DaaJochen.. . pp. 21-38.

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Trends and determinants of work-retirement transitions under changing institutional conditions

By Hofäcker, Dirk.. . pp. 39-64.

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The sixth giant?

By Fitzpatrick, Tony.. . pp. 65-82.

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Knights and knaves in the English medical profession

By Exworthy, Mark.. . pp. 83-99.

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From the moral limits of markets to the moral limits of welfare

By Curchin, Katherine.. . pp. 101-118.

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Welfare states and social cohesion in Europe

By Andrews, Rhys.. . pp. 119-140.

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Regulating inflow or outflow

By Gjersøe, Heidi Moen.. . pp. 141-158.

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The stigma of claiming benefits

By Baumberg, Ben.. . pp. 181-199.

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Getting citizens to save

By Lawlor, Andrea.. . pp. 201-222.

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Who are non-resident fathers?

By Poole, Eloise.. . pp. 223-250.

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The social construction of retirement and evolving policy discourse of working longer

By Taylor, Philip.. . pp. 251-268.

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Are you really financially excluded if you choose not to be included?

By Salignac, Fanny.. . pp. 269-286.

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Street-level practice of Russia's social policymaking in Saint Petersburg

By Johnson, Janet Elise.. . pp. 287-304.

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Private schools and the provision of ‘public benefit’

By Wilde, Rachel J.. . pp. 305-323.

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Constructing new global models of social security

By Von Gliszczynski, Moritz.. . pp. 325-343.

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Social quality and work

By Tomlinson, Mark.. . pp. 345-371.

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Earned citizenship

By Kremer, Monique.. . pp. 395-415.

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Work enforcement in liberal democracies

By Raffass, Tania.. . pp. 417-434.

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Rethinking child policy post-UN convention on the rights of the child

By Heimer, Maria.. . pp. 435-452.

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International charitable connections

By Clifford, David.. . pp. 453-486.

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Adaptation under scrutiny

By Howell, Jude.. . pp. 487-506.

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Payday lending in the UK

By Rowlingson, Karen.. . pp. 527-543.

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To what extent do Australian health policy documents address social determinants of health and health equity?

By Fisher, Matthew.. . pp. 545-564.

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Educational inequality, educational expansion and intergenerational mobility

By Blanden, Jo.. . pp. 589-614.

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Basic income in our time

By De Wispelaere, Jurgen.. . pp. 617-634.

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How social innovation ‘came to be’

By Ayob, Noorseha.. . pp. 635-653.

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Translating coercion policy into inter-organisational collaboration–the implementation of compulsory community care for people with mental illness

By Zetterberg, Liv.. . pp. 655-671.

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Work-related conditionality and the access to social benefits of national citizens, EU and non-EU citizens

By Shutes, Isabel.. . pp. 691-707.

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Modification of public policies by street-level organisations

By Breit, Eric.. . pp. 709-728.

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Third sector experiences of work programme delivery

By Egdell, Valerie.. . pp. 729-746.

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Institutional individualisation?

By Frericks, Patricia.. . pp. 747-764.

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Charitable organisations, the great recession and the age of austerity

By Breit, Eric.. . pp. 1-30.

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Modernising the European social paradigm

By Jenson, Jane.. . pp. 31-47.

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Understanding attitudes to paying for care amongst equity release consumers

By Overton, Louise.. . pp. 49-67.

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'You can spend time...but not necessarily be bonding with them'

By Brady, Michelle.. . pp. 69-90.

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Legitimising the care market

By Cordini, Marta.. . pp. 91-108.

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We need to talk about impact

By Smith, Katherine E.. . pp. 109-127.

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Re-examining British welfare-to-work contracting using a transaction cost perspective

By Bennett, Hayley.. . pp. 129-148.

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Universalising childcare, changing mothers' attitudes

By Ellingsæter, Anne Lise.. . pp. 149-173.

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Commission incomplete

By Rees, James.. . pp. 175-194.

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Gender and refugee integration

By Cheung, Sin Yi.. . pp. 211-230.

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Using behavioural insights to argue for a stronger social safety net

By Curchin, Katherine.. . pp. 211-230.

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From national to sub-national?

By Vampa, Davide.. . pp. 251-268.

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Do personal budgets increase the risk of abuse?

By Ismail, Mohamed.. . pp. 291-311.

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The regulatory welfare state in pension markets

By Benish, Avishai.. . pp. 313-330.

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Early childhood education and care in England under austerity

By Lewis, Jane.. . pp. 331-348.

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Cumulative inequalities over the life-course

By Bukodi, Erzsébet.. . pp. 367-404.

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