
A Crisis in Care?: Challenges to Social Work - Published in Association with The Open University (Paperback)
John H. Clarke (editor)Published: 10/06/1993
Among the issues addressed are: challenges from the state in the form of inquiries, reviews and new legislative initiatives, including the Children Act and community care legislation; challenges posed by criticisms from social workers themselves, clients and potential clients about the ways in which power and control are exercised in social work; and challenges arising from the social and cultural diversity of needs which social work must meet, including issues of gender, ethnicity, sexuality and disability.
Produced in large format and illustrated for effective student teaching, A Crisis in Care? is a course book on the Open University course Family Life and Social Policy (D311).
Publisher: SAGE Publications Ltd
ISBN: 9780803988446
Number of pages: 186
Weight: 470 g
Dimensions: 246 x 189 x 10 mm
MEDIA REVIEWS
`Reports the unvarnished truth about what has happened to social work, and what is likely to happen to it in the future. It does not make for consoling reading... at last someone is examining the real state of affairs' - Community Care
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