The Origins of Social Work: Continuity and Change

Malcolm Payne · Jo Campling

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List of Figures.- List of Tables.- Forward and Acknowledgements.- Introduction: Social Work's Histories.- Before Social Work: to 1945.- Social Work and Welfare States 1945-1970s.- Social Work in Question: 1970s-2001.- Perceptions of Social Work's Role.- Values and Philosophy.- Agencies, Law and Social Order.- Professional and Trade Union Organisation.- Knowledge and Research.- Education and Training.- Social Work's Futures.- Further Reading and Resources.- Bibliography.

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