Social work advocacy : a new framework for action

Lori Lester

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Foreword. Acknowledgements. Preface. Part I: Overview Of Advocacy. 1. History of Social Work Advocacy. 2. New Definition of Social Work Advocacy. Part II: General Practice Framework. 3. Representation. 4. Influence. Part III: Social Work Advocacy Settings. 5. Client Advocacy. 6. Cause Advocacy. 7. Legislative Advocacy. 8. Administrative Advocacy. Conclusion. 9. Trends Affecting Social Work Advocacy. Appendices. Web Sites. Bibliography. Index.

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