Social work and welfare policy in Romania: history and current challenges

Florian Lazar

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Social work in Romania is deeply rooted in the religious charity of the 14th century. Social work education was established in the interwar period. After 25 years of ideologically based banning during the communist regime, social work education and the profession are being re-built, while also facing the challenges of global neoliberalism discourse and its local enacting. The author discusses recent developments and current challenges of social work in Romania.

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