James Rees is Reader and Deputy Director at the Institute for Community Research and Development at the University of Wolverhampton. Marco Pomati is Lecturer in Social Sciences and Research Methods at Cardiff University.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh.

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• Part I: Race, Racism and Social Policy ~ James ReesRace and Social Policy: Challenges and Obstacles ~ Nasar Meer‘Race’: the Missing Dimension in Social Policy Higher Education? ~ Bankole Cole, Gary Craig and Nasreen AliYoung People as Cultural Critics of the Monocultural Landscapes that Fail them ~ Rick Bowler and Amina RazakReturnees: Unwanted Citizens or Cherished Countrymen ~ Bozena Sojka and Maarja SaarPart II: Social Policy and Young People ~ Elke HeinsThe Family Welfare Source and Inequality in Liberal Welfare States: Evidence from Cohort Studies ~ Sarah WeakleyEconomic Hardship in Young Adulthood: A Cause for Concern or a Matter of Course while Settling into the Swedish Labour Market? ~ Anna KahlmeterCultural Education and the Good Citizen: A Systematic Analysis of a Neo-Liberal Communitarian Policy Trend ~ Katherine Tonkiss, Eleni Stamou and Malgorzata Wootton How Geographical and Ideological Proximity Impact Community Youth Justice (In)accessibility in England and Wales ~ Sarah Brooks Wilson Part III: Austerity ~ Marco PomatiAfter a Decade of Austerity, Does the UK Have an Income Safety Net Worth its Name? ~ Donald HirschA New Page? The Public Library in Austerity ~ Emma DavidsonNo Way Home: the Challenges of Exiting Homelessness in Austere Times ~ Christina Carmichael‘Everywhere and Nowhere’: Interventions and Services under Austerity ~ Stephen Crossley

James Rees is Reader and Deputy Director at the Institute for Community Research and Development at the University of Wolverhampton. Marco Pomati is Lecturer in Social Sciences and Research Methods at Cardiff University.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh.

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• Part I: Race, Racism and Social Policy ~ James ReesRace and Social Policy: Challenges and Obstacles ~ Nasar Meer‘Race’: the Missing Dimension in Social Policy Higher Education? ~ Bankole Cole, Gary Craig and Nasreen AliYoung People as Cultural Critics of the Monocultural Landscapes that Fail them ~ Rick Bowler and Amina RazakReturnees: Unwanted Citizens or Cherished Countrymen ~ Bozena Sojka and Maarja SaarPart II: Social Policy and Young People ~ Elke HeinsThe Family Welfare Source and Inequality in Liberal Welfare States: Evidence from Cohort Studies ~ Sarah WeakleyEconomic Hardship in Young Adulthood: A Cause for Concern or a Matter of Course while Settling into the Swedish Labour Market? ~ Anna KahlmeterCultural Education and the Good Citizen: A Systematic Analysis of a Neo-Liberal Communitarian Policy Trend ~ Katherine Tonkiss, Eleni Stamou and Malgorzata Wootton How Geographical and Ideological Proximity Impact Community Youth Justice (In)accessibility in England and Wales ~ Sarah Brooks Wilson Part III: Austerity ~ Marco PomatiAfter a Decade of Austerity, Does the UK Have an Income Safety Net Worth its Name? ~ Donald HirschA New Page? The Public Library in Austerity ~ Emma DavidsonNo Way Home: the Challenges of Exiting Homelessness in Austere Times ~ Christina Carmichael‘Everywhere and Nowhere’: Interventions and Services under Austerity ~ Stephen Crossley

James Rees is Reader and Deputy Director at the Institute for Community Research and Development at the University of Wolverhampton. Marco Pomati is Lecturer in Social Sciences and Research Methods at Cardiff University.Elke Heins is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Edinburgh.

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• Part I: Race, Racism and Social Policy ~ James ReesRace and Social Policy: Challenges and Obstacles ~ Nasar Meer‘Race’: the Missing Dimension in Social Policy Higher Education? ~ Bankole Cole, Gary Craig and Nasreen AliYoung People as Cultural Critics of the Monocultural Landscapes that Fail them ~ Rick Bowler and Amina RazakReturnees: Unwanted Citizens or Cherished Countrymen ~ Bozena Sojka and Maarja SaarPart II: Social Policy and Young People ~ Elke HeinsThe Family Welfare Source and Inequality in Liberal Welfare States: Evidence from Cohort Studies ~ Sarah WeakleyEconomic Hardship in Young Adulthood: A Cause for Concern or a Matter of Course while Settling into the Swedish Labour Market? ~ Anna KahlmeterCultural Education and the Good Citizen: A Systematic Analysis of a Neo-Liberal Communitarian Policy Trend ~ Katherine Tonkiss, Eleni Stamou and Malgorzata Wootton How Geographical and Ideological Proximity Impact Community Youth Justice (In)accessibility in England and Wales ~ Sarah Brooks Wilson Part III: Austerity ~ Marco PomatiAfter a Decade of Austerity, Does the UK Have an Income Safety Net Worth its Name? ~ Donald HirschA New Page? The Public Library in Austerity ~ Emma DavidsonNo Way Home: the Challenges of Exiting Homelessness in Austere Times ~ Christina Carmichael‘Everywhere and Nowhere’: Interventions and Services under Austerity ~ Stephen Crossley