Christopher Deeming is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde, with research interests in the field of Comparative and Global Social Policy. His latest works with Policy Press are Minimum Income Standards and Reference Budgets: International and Comparative Policy Perspectives (2020) and Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth (2019).

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• The ‘social’ in the age of sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming‘No such thing as society’?: Neoliberalism and the social ~ John ClarkeThe social question: Reconciling social and economic imperatives in policy ~ Bradley W. BatemanDisputing the economization and the de-politicization of ‘social’ investment in global social policy ~ Jean-Michel Bonvin and Francesco LaruffaThe social dimension of sustainable development at the UN: From Brundtland to the SDGs ~ Iris BorowyParadigm lost? Blocking the path to ecosocial welfare and post-productivism ~ Tony FitzpatrickWorld population at the UN: Our numbers are not our problem? ~ Danny DorlingAgeing sustainably ~ Alan WalkerThe political challenges to governing global migration and social welfare ~ Edward A. KoningBringing ‘the social’ into an intersectional analysis of global crises and welfare ~ Fiona WilliamsGlobal social policy and the quasi-concept of social cohesion ~ Jane JensonPutting the global in social justice? ~ Gary Craig‘Go-social’? Inclusive growth and global social governance ~ Christopher DeemingFor better or worse? ~ Richard Wilkinson and Kate PickettThe struggle for social sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming

Christopher Deeming is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde, with research interests in the field of Comparative and Global Social Policy. His latest works with Policy Press are Minimum Income Standards and Reference Budgets: International and Comparative Policy Perspectives (2020) and Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth (2019).

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• The ‘social’ in the age of sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming‘No such thing as society’?: Neoliberalism and the social ~ John ClarkeThe social question: Reconciling social and economic imperatives in policy ~ Bradley W. BatemanDisputing the economization and the de-politicization of ‘social’ investment in global social policy ~ Jean-Michel Bonvin and Francesco LaruffaThe social dimension of sustainable development at the UN: From Brundtland to the SDGs ~ Iris BorowyParadigm lost? Blocking the path to ecosocial welfare and post-productivism ~ Tony FitzpatrickWorld population at the UN: Our numbers are not our problem? ~ Danny DorlingAgeing sustainably ~ Alan WalkerThe political challenges to governing global migration and social welfare ~ Edward A. KoningBringing ‘the social’ into an intersectional analysis of global crises and welfare ~ Fiona WilliamsGlobal social policy and the quasi-concept of social cohesion ~ Jane JensonPutting the global in social justice? ~ Gary Craig‘Go-social’? Inclusive growth and global social governance ~ Christopher DeemingFor better or worse? ~ Richard Wilkinson and Kate PickettThe struggle for social sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming

Christopher Deeming is Senior Lecturer in Social Policy at the University of Strathclyde, with research interests in the field of Comparative and Global Social Policy. His latest works with Policy Press are Minimum Income Standards and Reference Budgets: International and Comparative Policy Perspectives (2020) and Reframing Global Social Policy: Social Investment for Sustainable and Inclusive Growth (2019).

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• The ‘social’ in the age of sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming‘No such thing as society’?: Neoliberalism and the social ~ John ClarkeThe social question: Reconciling social and economic imperatives in policy ~ Bradley W. BatemanDisputing the economization and the de-politicization of ‘social’ investment in global social policy ~ Jean-Michel Bonvin and Francesco LaruffaThe social dimension of sustainable development at the UN: From Brundtland to the SDGs ~ Iris BorowyParadigm lost? Blocking the path to ecosocial welfare and post-productivism ~ Tony FitzpatrickWorld population at the UN: Our numbers are not our problem? ~ Danny DorlingAgeing sustainably ~ Alan WalkerThe political challenges to governing global migration and social welfare ~ Edward A. KoningBringing ‘the social’ into an intersectional analysis of global crises and welfare ~ Fiona WilliamsGlobal social policy and the quasi-concept of social cohesion ~ Jane JensonPutting the global in social justice? ~ Gary Craig‘Go-social’? Inclusive growth and global social governance ~ Christopher DeemingFor better or worse? ~ Richard Wilkinson and Kate PickettThe struggle for social sustainability ~ Christopher Deeming