Titlebook: Welfare Law and Order; A Critical Introduct Pete Alcock,Phil Harris Textbook 1982Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 1982 constitut

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Mental Deviance,groups or institutions’. Leaving aside for the moment the issue of the status of medical definitions, this quotation serves to remind us that, legally and historically, what is now regarded as mental disorder is basically the need to deal with a social problem. Such a social problem may be revealed

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Rationing Homes,ng provision in Britain today is governed by the complicated legal regulation of economic resources and the conflicting political policies adopted towards meeting human need. In particular it is governed by the contradictory ideologies of free-market regulation and state provision for welfare, and a

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Managing Poverty,rk clients experience poverty, and social workers are frequently powerless to help. Except for the occasional use of .,. the social worker’s main contribution often consists of assisting clients with budgeting decisions, i.e. trying to stretch inadequate resources to meet pressing needs. Increasingl

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Racism and State Control,om 1.2 million were born in the New Commonwealth (i.e. non-white Commonwealth countries). Of the 3.4 per cent of the total population composed of blacks,. 35 per cent had been . in the United Kingdom, and this figure increased by 1977 to 40 per cent (Runnymede Trust and Radical Statistics Group, RSG

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The Politics and Ideology of Law, their interests. But the social and political changes of the last thirty years have brought about a steady growth in the number of legal rules and procedures affecting the lives of working-class people and the poor, as new rights, benefits, and possibilities for official intervention of various kinds have been created.

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Controlling Childhood,posed to receiving supportive assistance within the family? What differences and similarities are there between a child or young person whose life is adversely affected by parental neglect or cruelty, and one who has committed a criminal offence?

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Rationing Homes,s we shall see, these have resulted in legal measures which, while they may recognise a problem, often only deal with its harshest effects and are then amended or repealed by succeeding governments who can not surprisingly point out that these measures have not worked.

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Using the Law, also the accessibility of legal rights and legal procedures to ordinary members of society. This chapter discusses some of the problems which may make the decision whether or not to use the law a more difficult one than it at first seems.

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