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Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Original Title Page -- Original Copyright Page -- Dedication -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Introduction -- Part I: Historical and Conceptual Concerns -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Madness and Segregative Control: The Rise of the Insane Asylum -- Chapter 2: The Enduring Asylum -- Chapter 3: Cycles of Institutional Reform -- Part II: The Changing Mental Health System -- Introduction -- Chapter 4: The De Facto US Mental Health Services System: A Public Health Perspective -- Chapter 5: Deinstitutionalization and Mental Health Services -- Chapter 6: General Hospital Psychiatry: Overview from a Sociological Perspective -- Chapter 7: Community Control or Control of the Community? The Case of the Community Mental Health Center -- Chapter 8: The Mental Patients' Rights Movement, and Mental Health Institutional Change -- Part III: Providers and Treatments -- Introduction -- Chapter 9: Professional Training and the Future of Psychiatry -- Chapter 10: Prediction in Psychiatry: An Example of Misplaced Confidence in Experts -- Chapter 11: Medical Dominance: Psychoactive Drugs and Mental Health Policy -- Chapter 12: Clinical Psychopharmacology in Its Twentieth Year -- Part IV: Alternatives to Traditional Mental Health Services -- Introduction -- Chapter 13: Mental Hospitals and Alternative Care: Noninstitutionalization as Potential Public Policy -- Chapter 14: Self-Help and Mental Health -- Chapter 15: Inside the Mental Patients' Association -- Chapter 16: Psychology of Women: Feminist Therapy -- Chapter 17: From Confinement to Community: The Radical Transformation of an Italian Mental Hospital -- Chapter 18: The Collective Approach to Psychiatric Practice in the People's Republic of China -- About the Authors.

Cover -- Contents -- Notes on contributors -- List of tables -- List of figures -- 1 Introduction -- 2 European asylum and refugee policy after the Treaty of Amsterdam: the birth of a new regime? -- 3 The politics of refugee and asylum policies in Britain: historical patterns and contemporary realities -- 4 'Persons persecuted on political grounds shall enjoy the right of asylum - but not in our country': asylum policy and debates about refugees in the Federal Republic of Germany -- 5 The precarious safety of the refugee -- 6 Refugee resettlement in Europe -- 7 Asylum seekers and access to social security: recent developments in The Netherlands, United Kingdom, Germany and Belgium -- 8 Unaccompanied refugee children: legal framework and local application in Britain -- 9 Age in Exile: Europe's older refugees and exiles -- 10 Refugees in the job market: a case of unused skills in the British economy -- 11 Asylum seekers, refugees and the future of citizenship in the European Union -- Index.

Intro -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Social Policy and the Ethic of Care -- Introduction -- 1 First-Generation Care Theorists and Liberal Assessments of Care -- 2 Second-Generation Care Theorists and the Moral Principles of Care -- 3 The Interpretation of Equality: A Study of Section 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms -- 4 Therapeutic Jurisprudence: A Care- Informed Approach for Compensating Victims of Institutional Abuse -- 5 Economic Costing in Social Policy: The Ethics of Quantifying Intangible Losses -- 6 Caregiving: Reconceptualizing the Public/ Private Divide -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Social Policy Review is an annual selection of commissioned articles focusing on developments and debates in social policy. Social Policy Review 13 reviews a varied and interesting selection of social policy developments in Britain and internationally, and sets current policy developments in a broader context of key trends and debates