School
Social Sciences, Education and Social Work
This course reviews key concepts and traditions in political philosophy and social theory which have affected the development of a number of welfare regimes internationally and historically.
To develop an understanding of concepts such as social and economic justice welfare regime and the main political philosophical traditions; fabianism, neo-conservatism, socialism and social democratic; to develop an appreciation of the relationships between politics and social policy and social change and social policy.
An appreciation of theoretical frameworks and concepts in social policy. Effective communication and presentation skills; the ability to marshall ideas behind an arguement.
Coursework
100%
Examination
0%
Practical
0%
20
Social Sciences, Education and Social Work
SPY2002
Autumn Semester
Previous study in subject required
SPY1004 and SPY1005