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What is social policy and why does religion matter?

What is social policy and why does religion matter?

Concept map showing contemporary UK social policy and religion as a central theme linked to rights and equality, education and socialisation, security and cohesion, and establishment and welfare, with theory lenses around the edges

Social policy refers to laws, government decisions, and public-sector practices used to manage social issues and distribute resources. In the context of religion, this encompasses settings such as schools, workplaces, courts, and welfare services.

Contemporary social policy and religion Lesson

  1. A Level
  2. /Sociology
  3. /Contemporary social policy and religion

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