History of the present of child protection and welfare social work in Ireland

Caroline Skehill

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Acknowledgements List of Abbreviations Preface Prologue 1. What is the current position and nature of social work within the child protection and welfare system in the Republic of Ireland? 2. What is a history of the present and how does one apply it? 3. Review of existing histories of child protection and welfare social work in Ireland: 1970-1991 4. Development of social work within the statutory child welfare services from 1970-1991: Raising questions 5. Philanthropy and social work in Ireland: The emergence of professional social work as a regime of truth: 1889-1970 6. Space for the emergence of social workers as psy experts in child care: 1862-1945 7. Changing child welfare discourses: 1945-1970 8. Discussion and conclusion Appendices Official publications and reports Bibliography Index

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