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Acknowledgements | ||
Preface | ||
Notes on Contributors | ||
Pt. 1 | Policy-Making and the Lack of Inclusiveness in the Human Services | |
1 | Introduction | |
2 | Policy: What Is It and Who Makes It? | |
3 | Policy-Making Models and Their Connection to Practice | |
4 | Stages and Structures in the Policy-Making Process | |
5 | Analysing and Evaluating Social Policies | |
6 | Implementation: The Interface Between Policy and Practice | |
Pt. 2 | Toward an Inclusive Paradigm in Policy-Making | |
7 | Shared Decision-Making: A Case Study | |
8 | A Policy Community: Developing Guardianship Legislation | |
9 | Community Governance | |
10 | Conclusion | |
App | A Social Policy Analysis of the 1996 Federal Reforms to Unemployment Insurance | |
Notes | ||
References | ||
Index |
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