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Where to from here? Social policy research in future European societies

In: Social Policy in Changing European Societies

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  • Mara A. Yerkes
  • Kenneth Nelson
  • Rense Nieuwenhuis

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In this concluding chapter, we reflect on future research about social policy in Europe. We note three key developments in research about social policy before outlining where how future research should be directed. We note the need for research to broaden the view on social policy once again, the need for greater theoretical development to ensure a robust future of research on social policy, and the need to further strengthen and exploit the multidisciplinary nature of our research community, as highlighted by the chapters in the book. European welfare states will continue to face unforeseen, far-reaching challenges in the next decades that are difficult to predict today. However, this book shows that social policy research is well positioned to address these challenges, informing policymakers and the public about the immediate problems at hand, bringing clarity about which policies work and for whom, and what alternative policy solutions may be available

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  • Mara A. Yerkes & Kenneth Nelson & Rense Nieuwenhuis, 2022. "Where to from here? Social policy research in future European societies," Chapters, in: Kenneth Nelson & Rense Nieuwenhuis & Mara A. Yerkes (ed.), Social Policy in Changing European Societies, chapter 19, pages 294-302, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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