Titlebook: Social Care and Social Exclusion; A Comparative Study Tim Blackman (Director of the School of Social Sci Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a d

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and analytical framework, the book examines how the organisation and delivery of care are shaped by the wider welfare regime. This is discussed at the level of both practice and policy, including detailed case studies illustrating key features of social care in each country. The authors conclude by

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Book 2001tical framework, the book examines how the organisation and delivery of care are shaped by the wider welfare regime. This is discussed at the level of both practice and policy, including detailed case studies illustrating key features of social care in each country. The authors conclude by showing h

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Book 2001 both practice and policy, including detailed case studies illustrating key features of social care in each country. The authors conclude by showing how the concept of social exclusion can inform service development.

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Models of Care,comprise two examples of the Scandinavian welfare model with high state spending on care services, Denmark and Norway; two representatives of a liberal welfare model with medium provision and extensive means testing, the UK and Ireland; and two representatives of the south European model with very l