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New Understanding Welfare series titles

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New titles in the Understanding Welfare: Social Issues, Policy and 
Practice series 

Following on from the success of Howard Glennerster's 'Understanding 
the finance of welfare' and Jane Millar's 'Understanding social 
security' - The Policy Press and the SPA are pleased to announce three 
new titles in the series to be published in 2004. Inspection copies can
be ordered from Marston Book Services, Tel: 01235 465500 or email 
[log in to unmask] Details of how to purchase copies are given 
below. For further information, including full contents listings, 
please go to www.policypress.org.uk

UNDERSTANDING RESEARCH FOR SOCIAL POLICY AND PRACTICE
Themes, methods and approaches
Edited by Saul Becker and Alan Bryman, Loughborough University

"... a comprehensive and accessible overview for students, researchers 
and users of research." Norman Ginsburg, London Metropolitan University

"This book is an essential resource for those involved in building 
research awareness and skills amongst social work students and 
practitioners." Ann Davis, University of Birmingham

This landmark book, the first of its kind, will enable students, policy
makers and practitioners in social policy related fields to understand 
the importance and place of research and how to interpret and use 
research findings. It also explains how to effectively carry out and 
report good quality research of your own. Written by experts, the book 
combines theoretical and applied discussions to provide the essential 
one-stop guide to research for social policy and practice.

Paperback £19.99 (US$32.50) ISBN 1 86134 403 1
Hardback £55.00 (US$75.00) ISBN 1 86134 404 X
368 pages tbc June 2004

UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL CITIZENSHIP
Themes and perspectives for policy and practice
Peter Dwyer, University of Leeds

"An excellent introduction to current debates about citizenship and the
only general social policy text on the subject. Highly recommended. 
Students will certainly benefit from reading this book." Nick Ellison, 
University of Durham

This is the first book on citizenship written from a social policy 
perspective. Its aim is to provide students with a clear sense of the 
history of citizenship and also of the key theoretical debates which 
have informed contemporary understandings of the concept. It outlines 
competing perspectives and considers the influence that factors such as
class, gender, ethnicity and disability have on social rights and 
citizenship.

Paperback £17.99 (US$28.95) ISBN 1 86134 415 5
Hardback £50.00 (US$75.00) ISBN 1 86134 416 3
256 pages tbc May 2004

UNDERSTANDING THE POLICY PROCESS
Analysing welfare policy and practice
John Hudson and Stuart Lowe, University of York

"Unlike many other texts on the topic of policy making, this one 
manages to make the subject lively, accessible and easy to understand."
Robert Sykes, Sheffield Hallam University

This book explains how and why policy change occurs. Focusing on the 
policy making process as the key to change, it uses core concepts of 
policy analysis, one in each chapter, to build up a fully worked 
explanation of policy change, equipping readers with knowledge that can 
be applied to any aspect of welfare policy, and public and social policy
more generally.

Paperback £17.99 (US$28.95) ISBN 1 86134 540 2
Hardback £50.00 (US$75.00) ISBN 1 86134 539 9
256 pages tbc June 2004

ALSO AVAILABLE

UNDERSTANDING THE FINANCE OF WELFARE
What welfare costs and how to pay for it
Howard Glennerster, London School of Economics and Political Science

"... very handy for hard-pressed social policy students. Yet this is 
much more than and excellent textbook ... contains a vast amount of 
thought-provoking detail, commentary and statistics about the financing
of the welfare state." Community Care

Paperback £17.99 (US$26.95) ISBN 1 86134 405 8
Hardback £50.00 (US$59.95) ISBN 1 86134 406 6
256 pages May 2003

UNDERSTANDING SOCIAL SECURITY
Issues for policy and practice
Edited by Jane Millar, University of Bath

"This first-class text provides students with the most up-to-date 
review and analysis of social security issues. It will fast become the 
definitive guide to the subject." Jonathan Bradshaw, University of York

Paperback £17.99 (US$26.95) ISBN 1 86134 419 8
Hardback £50.00 (US$59.95) ISBN 1 86134 420 1
360 pages May 2003

ORDER FROM:
Marston Book Services, Tel: +44 (0)1235 465500, Fax: +44 (0)1235 465556,
Email: [log in to unmask]
Please add £2.75 p&p for the first book and 50p per book thereafter.

North America, ISBS, Tel: +1 800 944 6190, Fax: +1 503 280 8832, Email:
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Please add $4.95 for the first book and $1.50 per book thereafter.

Helen Bolton
Marketing Executive
The Policy Press
University of Bristol
4th Floor, Beacon House
Queens Road
Bristol BS8 1QU
Tel: +44 (0)117 331 4097
Fax: +44 (0)117 331 4093
Email: [log in to unmask]
www.policypress.org.uk

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