Contents

All articles published in Social & Public Policy Review are listed below under the relevant issue number. Please consult the author guidelines for instructions on how to submit articles to the journal.

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2007)

Articles

• Nicholas Johns and Bill Jordan, "New Labour: Trust, Equality of Opportunity and Diversity"

• Bernard Moss and Neil Thompson, "Spirituality and Equality"

• Penny Bernstock, "State Versus Market: Is the market more responsive to differentiated need than bureaucratically planned services? A case study of meals provision for older African Caribbean people in eight London authorities"

Book Reviews

• Tony Gilbert, Beyond the Risk Society: Critical Reflections on Risk and Human Security (Gabe Mythen and Sandra Walklate)

Volume 1, Issue 2 (2007)

Articles

• Graham Bowpitt and Marcus Jepson, "Stability versus Progress: Finding an Effective Model of Supported Housing for Formerly Homeless People with Mental Health Needs"

• Colin C. Williams, "Tackling Informal Employment: A Critical Review of the UK Public Policy Approach"

• John Clibbens and Michael Sheppard, "Are Children with Learning Disabilities Really 'Children First'? A Needs and Outcome Evaluation of Policy"

Volume 2, Number 1 (2008)

Articles

• Sarah Vickerstaff, "What Do Older Workers Want? Gradual Retirement?"

• Jonathon Bradshaw, "Child Poverty and Well-Being"

• Alan M.G. Jarman and Alexander Kouzmin, "Technological Disasters: Policy Imperatives in High-Technology Settings"

Volume 2, Number 2 (2008)

Articles

• Katherine Nice, "Changing Perceptions About Sickness and Work: Judging Capacity for Work and Locating Responsibility for Rehabilitation"

• Anand P. Gupta, "Reforming the Management of Public Expenditures on Forests: Some Thoughts"

• Hannah Goodman, Roy Bailey and Brian Williams, "Information Sharing and Assessment: The Answer to Child Protection or the Source of more Questions?"

Rapid response commentary

• Allan Maram, Commercialization of the Nonprofit Sector: A Discussion and Critical Analysis

Forthcoming Articles

• Chris Grover, "Loaning Poor Relief"

• Neil Thompson, "First Do No Harm"

• Henglien (Lisa) Chen, "Successful Ageing Amongst Older People Needing Care: International comparisons seeking solutions"

• Guy Daly, "When does a tidal wave become a soaking for some and a drought for others? New Labour's 'Choice Agenda' and the case of social care"

• Vera Hempel, "The Impact of Deinstitutionalisation: Where to From Here"

• Maria V. Kazakova, "Debt sustainability analysis: general considerations"

• Jacqui Briggs, "For or Against: Compulsory Voting in Britain and Belgium"