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Praise of the First Edition
`A clear and concise introduction to comparative social policy. It provides students with a framework in which to analyse the British welfare regime and to compare it with those developed and developing elsewhere' - Hilary Graham, Professor of Applied Social Studies, University of Warwick
This is a comprehensive read yet it is accessible to a range of learners from Level 4 to post graduate level. It is useful for students who are exploring the British Welfare State. This book provides information about the British Welfare State through comparisons with other European welfare systems as well as the American system. This book has been added to the recommended reading list for students across the health and social care sectors.
It is a comprehensive read yet it is accessible to a range of learners from Level 4 to post graduate level. It is useful for students who are exploring the British Welfare State. This book provides information about the British Welfare State through comparisons with other European welfare systems as well as the American system. This book has been added to the recommended reading list for students across the health and social care sectors.
A bit heavy going for students studying policy as part of a professional course, but good none the less.
I really like this book and have recommended it to students. As it has an international focus, which is only part of the module content, it is more appropriate to use it as recommended reading at this stage.
However, we are in the process of revising our undergraduate programme, so I would like to see this included as an essential text.
