Social Policy Association Newsletter Issue 2 – July 2015 In this edition: SPA Policy Events SPA Grants – report by Steve

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• Policy Press
• Social work
• Louise Casey
• Troubled Families
• London School of Economics

Stakeholder Engagement 26 Department for Communities & Local Government (DCLG), Troubled Families Unit Represented by Emma Jones, Deputy Director Emma Scowcroft, Policy Manager in the national Troubled Families team

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Privacy notice for the Evaluation of the Troubled Families Programme August 2015 Department for Communities and Local Government

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Young People and the ‘Troubled Families Programme’ Dr Aniela Wenham Department of Social Policy and Social Work Background

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The Power of Framing: Troubled Families or Dysfunctional Economy? Andrew Sayer Lancaster University March 2015

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• Federal assistance in the United States
• Poverty
• Political philosophy
• Crime
• Dispute resolution
• Violence
• Psychological resilience
• Framing
• Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Act
• Mind
• Ethics
• Behavior

“Bridge over troubled water” What we don’t know about those 80,000 post-war “problem families” Michael Lambert PhD Candidate, Lancaster University

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• Poverty
• Socioeconomics
• Sociology
• Welfare
• Personal life
• Economics
• Busking
• Homelessness
• Humanitarian aid

The Political Crafting of ‘Troubled Families’: Weaponised Policy Making in Postwelfare Britain In the gutter “all social structures and forms, including policies and policy regimes, are the

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1 For LSE/SPA seminar on ‘Troubled Families’, 9 April 2015: John Macnicol, ‘Reconstructing the Underclass’ In late 2011, the Conservative/Liberal Democrat coalition government announced the launching of a new ini

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 6, 2012 Contact: Erin RolfsThe Maid Narratives: Black Domestics and White Families in the Jim Crow South Firsthand Accounts Uncover Intimate and Troubled Relations

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‘Troubled Families’: Lessons from an Historical Comparative Analysis Val Gillies, Goldsmiths College, Rosalind Edwards, University of Southampton and Nicola Horsley, Goldsmiths College

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• Goldsmiths
• Depression
• British people
• The Great Depression
• Henry Tonks
• Crisis