Radical social work in practice: Making a difference

Lain Ferguson · Rona Woodward

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Social work in a divided society The radical kernel Neo-liberalism and social work State social work: constraints and possibilities The 'third sector': a radical alternative? Beyond good intentions: the challenge from service users and carers Rediscovering collective approaches Conclusion: social work, a profession worth fighting for.

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