Politically Progressive Casework

James G. Barber

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It is frequently asserted that casework is antithetical to social change. In opposition to that view, this article presents a model of social work practice that seeks to build politically progressive practice upon a foundation of casework practice. The model views casework as a necessary stage in organizing people to mount successful political campaigns for social change.

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1979The Ecology of Human Development 1975Helplessness: On Depression, Development, and Death 1970The Common Base of Social Work Practice 1973Social work practice: a unitary approach 1958The Nature of Social Work 1991Beyond Casework 1969Systems Concepts in Casework Theory and Practice 1970To Think about the Unthinkable

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