Social work and Well-being

Bill Jordan

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Introduction: The value of social work. Hidden Value. Social work and the interpersonal economy. Service-delivery and the value of practice. Relationships: the history of an idea in social work. Statutory Social Work and Well-being. Constructive social work in public services. Independence and well-being in social care. Community, cohesion, diversity and deprivation. Social Reproduction. Accountability and community participation. Harm, stigma and exclusion in communities. Conclusions: social reproduction in a service economy.

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