Social Action and the Canadian Social Worker:

Donna Hardina

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Social Work Education and Practice Social Sciences and Policies Social Movements and Cultural Identity

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There are any number of factors in the political economy of the social work profession which may inhibit or encourage social action activities among its members. In Canada, the precalence of government funding for advocacy organizations, a high level of unionization among social workers, and professional commitment to social action as expressed in the Canadian Code of Social Work Ethics are some of the factors that affect the profession's capacity to engage in social action.

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