Social Policy for Effective Practice: A Strengths Approach

2006-01-15book44 citationsclosed

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Social Sciences and Policies Social Policy and Reform Studies Social Work Education and Practice

Abstract

CHAPTER 1: Social Work and Social Policy: A Strengths Perspective CHAPTER 2: The Historical Context: Basic Concepts and Early Influences CHAPTER 3: The Historical Context: Development of Our Current Welfare System CHAPTER 4: The Economic and Political Contexts CHAPTER 5: Basic Tools for Researching Need and Analyzing Social Policy CHAPTER 6: Social Policy Development: Research and Policy Practice CHAPTER 7: Civil Rights CHAPTER 8: Income- and Asset-Based Social Policies and Programs CHAPTER 9: Policies and Programs for Children and Families CHAPTER 10: Health and Mental Health Policies and Programs CHAPTER 11: Policies and Programs for Older Adults CHAPTER 12: The Future

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