Volume One. Issue 2 October 2001

JOURNAL CONTENTS

• Editorial Will Medd
• Complexity Science and Transformations in Social Policy: David Byrne
• Complexity, Probability and Causation: implications for homelessness research: Malcolm Williams
• Complexity, Quantification and Research for the Management of Policy: Philip Haynes
• Complexity and the Policy Process: Will Medd
• Complexity Theory and the New Public Management: Tim Blackman
• Working the Boundaries: John Darwin
• Response Article: Chaos and Complexity: Their Bearing on Social Policy Research: David L. Harvey
• Discussion Questions

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  We are grateful to the Social Policy Association for their support of the Complexity Science and Social Policy Conference in March 2000.
  Much of the writing here is a direct result of issues presented at the conference.

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