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Social Work Practices: Contemporary Perspectives on Change

Karen E. Healy

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Social Work Contemporary Challenges The Legacy of Our Past and the Nature of Our Present Foucault, Feminism and the Politics of Emancipation Critical Social Work Responses to 'Post' Theories Rethinking Professional Power and Identity Liberation or Regulation Interrogating the Practices of Change Reconstructing Critical Practices Conclusions

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Social Work Contemporary Challenges The Legacy of Our Past and the Nature of Our Present Foucault, Feminism and the Politics of Emancipation Critical Social Work Responses to 'Post' Theories Rethinking Professional Power and Identity Liberation or Regulation Interrogating the Practices of Change Reconstructing Critical Practices Conclusions

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Social Work Contemporary Challenges The Legacy of Our Past and the Nature of Our Present Foucault, Feminism and the Politics of Emancipation Critical Social Work Responses to 'Post' Theories Rethinking Professional Power and Identity Liberation or Regulation Interrogating the Practices of Change Reconstructing Critical Practices Conclusions

Key concepts: Work (physics), Sociology, Social change, Political science, Engineering, Mechanical engineering, Law

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