Social Policy : A Critical and Intersectional Analysis (Hardcover)

1. Introduction


PART I ORIENTATION

2. A Critical and Intersectional Approach to Social Policy

3. Intersecting Global Crises and Dynamics of Family, Nation, Work, and Nature: a framework for analysis


PART II ANALYSIS

4. Un/Settling Family-Nation-Work-Nature: from austerity to pandemic

5. The Social Relations of Welfare: subjects, agents, activists

6. Intersections in the Transnational, Social and Political Economy of Care


PART III PRAXIS

7. Towards an Eco-Welfare Commons: intersections of political ethics and prefigurative practices

8. Conclusion: multi-dimensional thinking for social policy


Appendix I Elaborating Family-Nation-Work-Nature and Welfare

Appendix II Situating the Author within Social Policy