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"Ageing populations, workforce, labour market, low-skilled workers, social exclusion, political, policies, traditional family, economic, demographic change, wealth, social policy, joblessness, ill health, children, families."@en
"A new vision of the purpose of social policy is needed. Scaremongers present decision-makers as facing an overwhelming number of complex problems with more and more limited budgets. Society is indeed undergoing profound upheaval. Ageing populations are increasing pressure on the workforce. Changes in the labour market have hit low-skilled workers hard; the term "social exclusion" has entered the political lexicon, and policies can no longer be based on "traditional" family life. But social policy should not be presented as "papering over the cracks" in society caused by economic and demographic change. As knowledge plays an increasing role in generating wealth, empowering individuals to develop their potential is a central and essential part of economic policy. Indeed, economic and social policies are more intertwined than ever.This book paints a complete and accessible picture of the current situation and pinpoints how policies can be reformed. Social policy should aim to promote employment and healthy living, rather than just coping with joblessness and ill-health. Investing in children and families helps ensure that all can contribute fully to society. Innovations and experiments in new social policies to better equip individuals and families with the support they need in responding to change abound in OECD countries. Ministers from OECD countries have committed themselves to the ambitious task of creating just such a caring world."@en
"A new vision of the purpose of social policy is needed. Scaremongers present decision-makers as facing an overwhelming number of complex problems with more and more limited budgets. Society is indeed undergoing profound upheaval. Ageing populations are increasing pressure on the workforce. Changes in the labour market have hit low-skilled workers hard; the term "social exclusion" has entered the political lexicon, and policies can no longer be based on "traditional" family life. But social policy should not be presented as "papering over the cracks" in society caused by economic and demographic change. As knowledge plays an increasing role in generating wealth, empowering individuals to develop their potential is a central and essential part of economic policy. Indeed, economic and social policies are more intertwined than ever.This book paints a complete and accessible picture of the current situation and pinpoints how policies can be reformed. Social policy should aim to promote employment and healthy living, rather than just coping with joblessness and ill-health. Investing in children and families helps ensure that all can contribute fully to society. Innovations and experiments in new social policies to better equip individuals and families with the support they need in responding to change abound in OECD countries. Ministers from OECD countries have committed themselves to the ambitious task of creating just such a caring world."
"This text summarizes the state-of-play in social policy at the end of the 20th century, then moves on to pinpoint how policies can be reformed. It argues that social policy should aim to promote employment and healthy living rather than just cope with unemployment and ill-health, as well as pointing out the benefits to society that can be gained from investment in children and families."

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"A Caring World The New Social Policy Agenda"
"A caring world the new social policy agenda"
"A caring world the new social policy agenda"@en
"A caring world : the new social policy agenda"@en
"A caring world : the new social policy agenda"
"A Caring World : The New Social Policy Agenda"
"A Caring world the new social policy agenda"
"A Caring world : the new social policy agenda"
"A Caring world : the new social policy agenda"@en

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