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Understanding Research for Social Policy and Practice

Understanding Research for Social Policy and Practice : Themes, Methods and Approaches. 社会政策と実践のための研究を理解する

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著者・編者Becker, Saul / Bryman, A. (eds.),
シリーズUnderstanding Welfare: Social Issues, Policy and Practice
出版社(Policy Pr., UK)
出版年月2004
ページ数423 pp.
言語ENG
ニュース番号<495-310 524-416>

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It is vital for students, policy makers and practitioners engaged in social policy related fields to understand the importance and place of research and how to interpret and use research findings. They also need to know how to effectively carry out and report good quality research of their own. This landmark book, the first of its kind, will enable them to meet all of these challenges. Comprehensive in scope, and written by experts in a thoroughly accessible and engaging style, the book combines theoretical and applied discussions to provide the essential one-stop guide to research for social policy and practice. Understanding research for social policy and practice: conveys the excitement, importance and methodological diversity of social policy research; provides readers with appropriate knowledge to help them interpret and assess the research of others and to conduct high quality research; combines lively and informed discussion of key issues, methods and approaches with practical hands-on guidance and advice; shows how and why social policy research should form a key foundation for future policy and practice. The book is essential reading for students of social policy, social work, sociology, criminology, nursing and other applied social sciences; their teachers; policy makers and practitioners who would like to improve their use of research evidence and conduct research of their own.