Social Security Law in Context by Harris

Social Security Law in Context by Harris

This work provides a critical account of the key areas of the law governing entitlement to social security benefits in Great Britain. One of the novel features of the book is the way the discussion is organized around themes such as unemployment, gender and the family, and old age. It covers recent legislative and case developments.

.. authoritative and well written. The style and content of this book should make it accessible to a broad audience. * Adviser 87, Sept/Oct 2001 *
this is a well-written and impressively researched book ... a stimulating and excellent resource for those teaching, studying and writing in this area. * Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 23 (2) 2001 *
This is a timely and very enjoyable book ... it is quite simply excellent ... the careful technical discussion in this book offers foundation for that future development of the norms of welfare law ... this book id timely, important and genuinely interesting. * Alastair Hudson, Public Law. *

Neville Harris is Professor of Law at the School of Law and Applied Social Sciences, Liverpool John Moore's University. He was previously Reader in Law and Associate Dean (Research) at the University of Liverpool. He is joint General Editor (and founding editor) of the Journal of Social Security Law.

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ISBN 13	9780198763086
ISBN 10	0198763085
Title	Social Security Law in Context
Author	Harris
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Oxford University Press
Year published	2000-03-16
Number of pages	594
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