What is Social Policy? (Political Sociology)
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What is Social Policy? (Political Sociology)

by Daniel Béland

Sociology Political Science
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What Is Social Policy? provides a clear introduction to a subject that connects society, politics, and public action. Written from a political sociology perspective, it helps readers understand what social policy means and why it matters, making it a useful starting point for exploring this broad field.

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What Is Social Policy? offers an introduction to the study of social policy through the perspective of political sociology.

The book explores the meaning of social policy and the questions raised when societies respond to social needs and collective concerns.

It places social policy within a broader social and political context, helping readers consider how policy is shaped and understood.

Designed as an accessible starting point, the book provides a foundation for readers beginning to explore social policy and its relationship to society and politics.

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