Produced annually, the
Australian Social Policy* journal publishes current research and analysis on a broad range of issues topical to Australia's social policy and its administration.
Regular features include major articles, social policy notes and book reviews. Major articles and social policy notes are subject to a blind peer review in order to ensure content is of sufficiently high quality and contributes to current social policy issues and debates.
The journal is aimed at a wide target audience including social policy researchers and practitioners as well as the academic community.
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Australian Social Policy are welcome. Prospective contributors are asked to follow the
Guidelines for contributors.
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Australian Social Policy replaced the former
Social Security Journal when the former Department of Family and Community Services was created in October 1998.