Analysis and Impact of the Economic Crisis and Regulatory Changes in the Needs and Benefits System Municipal Social Services: Analysis Case of Murcia-Spain
Autori:
Enrique PASTOR SELLER, Margarita SANCHEZ MILLAN
Cod: ISSN: 1583-3410 (print), ISSN: 1584-5397 (electronic)
Dimensiuni: pp. 7-31
How to cite this article:Pastor Seller, E., Sanchez Millan, M. (2014). Analysis and Impact of the Economic Crisis and Regulatory Changes in the Needs and Benefits System Municipal Social Services: Analysis Case of Murcia-Spain. Revista de Cercetare si Interventie Sociala, 47, 7-31. |
Abstract:
This paper presents the results of an empirical longitudinal analysis of the
needs and welfare of people seeking support from the community social services
in the municipality of Beniel (Murcia, Spain) over the period between 1996 and
2011. These results are compared with regional and state research, focusing on a
cross-sectional dimension and projection of future trends. The methodological
and technical route of collecting and analyzing data place the actors in the system
as in the research, their temporal extent (1996-2011) and coverage of the study
population (total counts) provides reliable information, contrasted and extrapolated,
besides ourselves with elements of benchmarking and trend of greater
significance. This is considered the population of people who used services during
the period, accessed by a mixed method of data collection from primary and
secondary sources. The results allowed us to verify the hypothesis that the changes
in the profile and needs of the users and the services/resources that they required
from the basic structures of the municipal social services is linked to the social
and economic crisis, as well as developments in institutional policy of social
policies related to social services. The results also present objective data on the
current and future situation, allowing recommendations for political and organizational
improvement.
Keywords:
crisis, social needs, social welfare, social services, social policies.
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