International social work / David Cox, Manohar Pawar

By:

Cox, David

Contributor(s):

Pawar, Manohar, 1951-

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Sage library of social welfarePublication details: Los Angeles : SAGE, 2010.Description: 421 p. : 24 cm. illISBN:

9788178296906

Subject(s):

Social service

DDC classification:

361.3 23 COI

Contents:

v. 1. Welfare theory and approaches -- v. 2. Social work practice -- v. 3. Social work research -- v. 4. Future challenges.

Review: This four-volume set covers a broad scope and range of international social work knowledge and research and contains seminal and landmark publications in social work with a particular emphasis on contemporary key publications to compliment earlier classic works. The readings combine empirical with conceptual articles that not only cover significant knowledge and key debates in the field but also show how international social work has developed through research.

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v. 1. Welfare theory and approaches -- v. 2. Social work practice -- v. 3. Social work research -- v. 4. Future challenges.

This four-volume set covers a broad scope and range of international social work knowledge and research and contains seminal and landmark publications in social work with a particular emphasis on contemporary key publications to compliment earlier classic works. The readings combine empirical with conceptual articles that not only cover significant knowledge and key debates in the field but also show how international social work has developed through research.

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