Social Policy: Issues of Choice and Change

Explore the compelling insights of social policy with "Social Policy: Issues of Choice and Change," authored by a critically acclaimed team and published by Taylor & Francis Inc in 1983. This paperback edition spans 384 pages, offering a comprehensive overview of the challenges and decisions faced within the realm of social policy, addressing the dynamics of choice and the implications of change. Originally an abridged version of the seminal work published by Random House in 1970, this edition retains the core concepts while presenting them in a more concise format. Perfect for students, scholars, and anyone interested in the intricacies of social systems, this book invites you to delve deeper into the pivotal issues shaping our society today. Enhance your understanding of social policy's evolution and its impact on contemporary choices.