Cambridge Core - Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy - Volume 42 - Issue 2

The Social Policy Association (SPA) invites applications for the Chair of the Editorial Board of the Journal of International and Comparative Social Policy (JICSP), to [...]

For reforms to the UK’s long-term care system, should social and economic inequalities be *the* central framework for understanding the nature of the problem?

What shapes social policy implementation in Latin America and Southern Europe? Research explores state capacity, clientelism and street-level bureaucracy.

Scoping review of 109 studies maps LGBT+ inclusion in Taiwan, showing progress since marriage equality and where policy and services still fall short.

This post explores Iraq’s fragmented welfare system, where state provision, informal support and insecurity coexist, and why this matters for policy reform.

How Bottom of the Pyramid models and financial inclusion reshape cash transfers in Kenya, revealing the financialisation of social assistance.

The nexus between welfare rescaling and administrative burden: The case of minimum income provision in Spain

Self-defeating targeting: The implementation of the Minimum Living Income in Spain

The Pension Barometer surveyed Finns aged over 18, asking them how they viewed the key measures of the pension reform proposal negotiated in January. Almost 60 per cent of respondents considered the…

Whether students educated in different ability tracks in secondary education develop different levels of civic and democratic engagement is yet unclear. To explore this issue, we focus on how schools...