Peter Taylor-Gooby’s new book, The Double Crisis of the Welfare State and What We Can Do about It, deals with the welfare state debate. The … Read more
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Why study social policy? Expert’s view on Hotcourses
Dr Lavinia Mitton supplies the ‘Expert View’ on studying social policy on the independent-sector education website Hotcourses.com. In the article, Dr Mitton outlines what students … Read more
SuperVisions initiative helps graduate students
The experience of navigating supervisory relationships is one thing research students from across the university have in common. But while supervision is the topic of … Read more
Peter Taylor-Gooby Radio 4 interview on benefit cuts
BBC Radio 4 ‘You and Yours’ interviewed Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby on benefit cuts on Easter Friday. Drawing on material from his new book (The Double … Read more
The Paradox of Declining Welfare Spend
A new article by Professor Peter Taylor-Gooby examines the paradox of declining support for welfare spending at a time of rapidly growing inequality and rising … Read more
Peter Taylor-Gooby cited by Polly Toynbee
Kent Professor of Social Policy, Peter Taylor-Gooby cited in Polly Toynbee Guardian article on public spending cuts, read the full article in the Guardian online.
SSPSSR Question Time – Wednesday 3 April
The Medway Social Science Group are pleased to announce a “Question Time” event at the School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research. The invited … Read more
SSPSSR Student Wins Postgraduate Experience Award
SSPSSR student Hannah Perrin has won the Graduate School’s Postgraduate Experience Award for a project supporting postgraduate students. The innovative “Shut Up and Write!” scheme … Read more
Erasmus link with Aalborg University, Denmark
The School of Social Policy, Sociology and Social Research is pleased to announce a new and exciting partnership with Department of Sociology and Social Work … Read more
Reasons to be cheerful, despite the budget
It would have been a safe bet that last week’s budget would include further cuts to welfare. Many people assume that the grand tradition of … Read more
