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Red Flags! Data led technology is leading families to mistrust, fear and avoid services
Welcome to the CSP blog space where we invite guest contributors to reflect on issues that intersect with their research, work or activism. Red Flags! Data led technology is leading families to mistrust, fear and avoid services Val Gillies, Rosalind Edwards and Sarah Gorin Artificial Intelligence is central to the current UK Government's vision for the future. The Labour government’s plan is to 'mainline AI into the veins of the nation’, unlocking deep efficiencies and saving
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Apr 103 min read
Building Knowledges of Solidarity for Critical Social Policy - website launch invitation
Building Knowledges of Solidarity for Critical Social Policy Friday 8th May 2026 11am-1pm GMT Online via Zoom Register via Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/building-knowledges-of-solidarity-for-critical-social-policy-tickets-1982965060877 Critical Social Policy is an academic journal published quarterly by Sage. Since its inception 40 years ago, CSP has been more than just a journal; it’s a political project that challenges dominant approaches to social policy an
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Feb 131 min read
Former CSP Editorial Collective member China Mills discusses death by welfare in podcast
In 2024, the podcast series 'Material Crimes', produced by the channel Surviving Society , published an episode with former CSP Editorial Collective member China Mills entitled " Death by Welfare ". In the episode, Mills, in collaboration with activists and scholars Stella Dadzie, Imogen Day, John Pring, and Rick Burgess, describes "the grinding bureaucratic crimes committed as the DWP sought to force disabled people into work." This follows on from an article authored by Mil
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Jan 211 min read
Who has a ‘duty to integrate’?
Welcome to the CSP blog space where we invite guest contributors to reflect on issues that intersect with their research, work or...
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Sep 30, 20254 min read
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