Social Work: The Social Organisation of an Invisible Trade

Andrew Pithouse

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The area office - boundaries and identities in an occupational world making social work visible: official indices and false trails issues of visibility and colleague relationships supervisory relations and the discreet art of assessment the client - common sense theory and everyday practice telling the case - social work made visible end note - looking to the future methodological appendix.

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