Lc564 Citizenship Community And Welfare Assessment Answer

Question:

1.Submit the assignment electronically via e-submission on LSST Connect before 2pm. Make sure you are familiar with the e-submission process prior to the deadline. Please do not attempt to submit assignments to lecturers or in hard copy as these methods are not permitted.

2.You are reminded that it is your responsibility to keep both an electronic and a hard copy of your assignment for future reference.  You may be required to produce a copy of your assignment.

3.You are reminded of the University’s regulations on cheating and plagiarism. In submitting your assignment you are acknowledging that you have read and understood these regulations.

4.Late submission within 2 weeks of the deadline will result in the mark for the assignment being capped at 40%. Beyond two weeks the work will not be marked.

1.The essay should be 1.5 line spaced

2.Font must be Arial 12

3.Following the reference guidelines

4.Assessment must be within +or – 10% of specified word count

5.Work must be stapled not in a plastic folder

This assignment tests the following Learning Outcomes for the module:

1.Critically evaluate concepts of modernity, late modernity and the impact on welfare provision

2.Evaluate of the meaning(s) and theoretical model of citizenship in contemporary Britain

3.Demonstrate and critically evaluate theories of risk, vulnerability and resilience in selected social issues

4.Demonstrate a critical understanding of the disciplinary functions of the welfare state as an agent of social surveillance

The Assignment Task:

Write an essay of 3,000 words, which provides a critical analysis of theoretical approaches to citizenship in relation to one of the following:

1.Anti-radicalisation strategies

2.Welfare to Work strategies and their impact on disabled people and those with mental health issues

3.Contemporary policy objectives regarding housing and homelessness

4.Health and the active citizen

You must ensure that your essay examines the theoretical work covered through the module in order to evaluate relevant policy initiatives.

Assessment Criteria

Clear introduction and conclusion

Development of logical and well-structured argument

Accurate and detailed analysis of topic with evidence of significant research

Engagement with relevant literature and debates

Application of theory and policy analysis to selected topic

Appropriate use of sources and accurate referencing