Relational social work : toward networking and societal practices /
In making a contribution to the international social work literature this book reaffirms the importance to social work theory and practice of recognising, across our differences, common concerns with social change, social ideas and social movements.' - from the Foreword by Professor Ann Davis I...
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London ; New York :
Jessica Kingsley Publishers,
2004.
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Table of Contents:
- Relational social work: toward networking and societal practices; Contents; Foreword to the English edition (Professor Ann Davis); Introduction to the English edition (Fabio Folgheraiter); Introduction; 1 The relational core of social problems: The joint perception of care needs; 2 The relational core of social work solutions: The joint working out of helping plans; 3 Relational guidance and networking: Methodological outline; 4 Case studies: Networking best practices described from the experts' view; References; Index.