Social Work in the Middle East

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1. A General Overview of the Status of Social Work in the Middle East, Hussein Soliman 2. Islam and Social Work, Hussein Soliman & Ali Zidan 3. Social Work and Services to the Elderly Population: Egypt, Ahmed Awad 4. The Role of the Political Conflict in Shaping Social Services: Palestine, Wahiba Abu-Ras & Mohammed (Ziad) Farag 5. An Outlook on Services to Children: Jordan, Hamoud S. Olimat & Salah Al Louzi 6. Social Work History and Features of Social Security System: Saudi Arabia, Abdulaziz Albrithen 7. The Status Quo of Social Work Education and its Impact on the Family and Children Services: Lebanon, Houda Nassim Sleem 8. Social Work and Social Services in Oman, Magdy M. Mostafa 9. Social Work Practice with the Disabled Population: Sudan, Badawi Alsafi

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