The European semester and EU social policy by Copeland, P, Daly, M

“…Analysis of these developments can tell us something very important about the consensus around social policy in the EU, and in the member states more broadly, given the potentially important role to be played by social policy in adjusting to the financial crisis. …”

The implications of the departure of the UK for EU social policy by Daly, M

“…The signals regarding EU social policy’s future after the UK departs are very mixed. …”

Becoming families: a study of same-sex couples' rights in the Anglo-Saxon countries by Probst, GPA

Subjects: “…politics of social policy…”

Generations, age and life course: towards an integral social policy framework of analysis by Daly, M

“…This article examines how the relationship between generational processes and social policy has been studied. It identifies three main approaches: social policy’s targeting of different age groups, social policy’s role in shaping the life course and the generational contract that leads social policy to recognise the claims of particular generations. …”

COVID-19, social policy and care: a complex set of processes and outcomes by Daly, M

Pathways to parenthood in a low fertility context: a grounded theory study of childbearing trajectories among couples in the Republic of Serbia by Süli, T

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Active labour market policy and active citizenship? Experiences of universal credit claimants with Jobcentre Plus by Leitch, AA

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Children and their rights and entitlements in EU welfare states by Daly, M

“…In light of social policy’s growing focus on children and a changing family policy portfolio, we need better classifications and a more nuanced understanding of policy approaches to children. …”

Tracking policy responses to COVID-19: Opportunities, challenges and solutions by Daly, M, Ebbinghaus, B, Lehner, L, Naczyk, M, Vlandas, T

Poverty through a gender lens: Evidence and policy review on gender and poverty by Bennett, F, Daly, M

‘Care going public’ in the familialist welfare regime? ideas and politics of Taiwan’s elder-care reform by Liu, CH

“…Examining the interplay between ideas and politics in Taiwan’s elder-care reform, this thesis furthers the understanding of East Asian social policy development by moving beyond the conventional functionalist, democratisation, and cultural theses, and also enriches general analyses of the transformation of social care and policy change.…”