Titlebook: Children and Social Policy; Paul Daniel,John Ivatts Textbook 1998Latest edition Paul Daniel and John Ivatts 1998 child care.child welfare.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0065376n September 1990, she almost certainly believed that it was aimed at the developing countries alone and held little relevance for the UK. However, our review of British social policy since 1945 indicates that there is little room for complacency in Britain. Indeed, unless there are extensive changes

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Childhood and Poverty,The child’s right to an adequate standard of living is the most fundamental of all rights in a world where, according to the World Health Organisation’s annual report for 1995:

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Paul Daniel,John Ivatts1 Breaks new ground an audit of welfare policy from the point of view of the child.2 Comprehensive and concise coverage of all the key social policy areas afffecting children.3 Includes a detailed ass

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Introduction,ce in areas such as housing, health and education will do much to determine not only their present well-being but also their future life chances. Yet they make only shadowy appearances at best in most of the social policy literature. In the early 1980s it was suggested that:

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Children in Britain Today, qualitative aspects of our present day child population. However, before we can address these issues it is first necessary to examine basic questions of quantity. In this chapter therefore we set out to provide an overview of the size and social diversity of Britain’s child population.

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