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Sociology for Social Work (PDF eBook)

eBook by Dominelli, Lena

Sociology for Social Work (PDF eBook)

£38.69

ISBN:
9781349134731
Publication Date:
11 Nov 1997
Publisher:
Bloomsbury Publishing
Imprint:
Red Globe Press
Pages:
294 pages
Format:
eBook
For delivery:
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Sociology for Social Work (PDF eBook)

Description

This major text addresses the relevance of sociological concepts to social work practice, arguing that lack of understanding of the ways in which social work fits into society's structures and is informed by its relationship with these can lead to impoverished social work practice. Written from an anti-racist, feminist perspective, it both argues for social workers to engage in empowering forms of practice and provides students, practitioners and educators with a new 'paradigm' to draw on.

Contents

Introduction An Exploration of Sociological Concepts Sociological Social Work A Sociology of Social Work The Institutional Parameters of Social Work Care and Control Dynamics in Caring Relationships Professionalism and Training Education or Training Professionalism, Working Relations and the Delivery of Services Strategies for Change Conclusions: Sociological Social Work and 'New Paradigms Bibliography Index.

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