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15 Critical Soc. Pol'y 3 (1995)

handle is hein.journals/critsplcy15 and id is 1 raw text is: CRITICAL SOCIAL POLICY ISSUE 43 VOLUME 15 NUMBER 1 SUMMER 1995 EDITORIAL COLLECTIVE Avtar Brah, Jean Carabine, Suzy Croft, Lesley Day, Norman Ginsburg, Michael Hutchinson- Reis, Syd Jeffers, Mary John-Baptiste, Phil Lee, Ruth Madigan, Karim Murji, Nascem Shah, Dave Taylor, Fiona Williams. The launching of CSP in 1981 marked a new direction for social policy and administration which had been cast mainly in the orthodox Fabian tra- dition. Since that time, this traditional social administration approach has been challenged both in thinking and practice by not only the radical right, but also by socialist, feminist and anti-racist writers and activists. The present period is one in which the forms and strategies of social welfare established in post-war capitalism are more diversified and in greater open conflict. This journal provides a forum to develop an understanding of welfare from socialist, feminist, anti-racist and radical perspectives within the British and international context. The only collective editorial policy is a common opposition to the radical right and an awareness of the inadequacies of the Fabian and other orthodox models to meet its challenges. From this general standpoint we encourage contributions from a variety of perspec- tives and experiences. Our audience includes those who are actively involved in welfare issues through pressure groups, consumer groups and community action; prac- titioners and workers in statutory and voluntary agencies; those who are teaching and researching social welfare issues. CSP aims to create a balance of articles dealing with ideas and practice, and to be clear and accessible to our varied audience. Our priority is to sustain debate about political strategy in welfare, both in Britain and internationally. We encourage reports and reflections of current struggles and campaigns as well as analysis of welfare issues. We are particularly keen to encourage articles and pieces from practitioners and activists in welfare.

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