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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -This book represents the work of the European Research Network: Inclusive Society and the Role of Social Work, which comprises researchers from Barcelona, Spain; Koblenz, Germany; Maastricht, The Netherlands; and Zagreb, Croatia. The authors present research results and reflections from these four different European countries to provide a comprehensive introduction and discussion of the ambivalences of inclusive processes in society and social work.The development towards an inclusive society is a subject of ongoing discussion in Europe. How the subject is addressed, through an examination of political and social characteristics, differs significantly by country. Each country-specific chapter includes evidence-based reflections on inclusive society and the role of social work:In The Netherlands, there is evidence of a top-down process implementing inclusive social policy and social work principles through the self-proclaimed ¿participationsociety¿.In Spain, the process to inclusion is accompanied by the third sector often replacing governmental responsibilities, namely through the bottom-up activities of non-governmental organizations in social work.In Croatia, inclusion is a state initiative in transitioning society and an academic approach to deinstitutionalising social work.In Germany, inclusion is discussed in social systems theory and the reform of school systems. In the migration discourse it was introduced as a less-loaded alternative to integration.Ambivalences of Inclusion in Society and Social Work: Research-Based Reflections in Four European Countries is a useful resource for learners, teachers, practitioners, and researchers in social work, as well as those who have an interest in social policy, social welfare, and sociology.Springer Verlag GmbH, Tiergartenstr. 17, 69121 Heidelberg 192 pp. Englisch.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book represents the work of the European Research Network: Inclusive Society and the Role of Social Work, which comprises researchers from Barcelona, Spain; Koblenz, Germany; Maastricht, The Netherlands; and Zagreb, Croatia. The authors present research results and reflections from these four different European countries to provide a comprehensive introduction and discussion of the ambivalences of inclusive processes in society and social work.The development towards an inclusive society is a subject of ongoing discussion in Europe. How the subject is addressed, through an examination of political and social characteristics, differs significantly by country. Each country-specific chapter includes evidence-based reflections on inclusive society and the role of social work: In The Netherlands, there is evidence of a top-down process implementing inclusive social policy and social work principles through the self-proclaimed 'participationsociety'. In Spain, the process to inclusion is accompanied by the third sector often replacing governmental responsibilities, namely through the bottom-up activities of non-governmental organizations in social work. In Croatia, inclusion is a state initiative in transitioning society and an academic approach to deinstitutionalising social work. In Germany, inclusion is discussed in social systems theory and the reform of school systems. In the migration discourse it was introduced as a less-loaded alternative to integration. Ambivalences of Inclusion in Society and Social Work: Research-Based Reflections in Four European Countriesis a useful resource for learners, teachers, practitioners, and researchers in social work, as well as those who have an interest in social policy, social welfare, and sociology.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book represents the work of the European Research Network: Inclusive Society and the Role of Social Work, which comprises researchers from Barcelona, Spain; Koblenz, Germany; Maastricht, The Netherlands; and Zagreb, Croatia. The authors present research results and reflections from these four different European countries to provide a comprehensive introduction and discussion of the ambivalences of inclusive processes in society and social work.The development towards an inclusive society is a subject of ongoing discussion in Europe. How the subject is addressed, through an examination of political and social characteristics, differs significantly by country. Each country-specific chapter includes evidence-based reflections on inclusive society and the role of social work: In The Netherlands, there is evidence of a top-down process implementing inclusive social policy and social work principles through the self-proclaimed 'participationsociety'. In Spain, the process to inclusion is accompanied by the third sector often replacing governmental responsibilities, namely through the bottom-up activities of non-governmental organizations in social work. In Croatia, inclusion is a state initiative in transitioning society and an academic approach to deinstitutionalising social work. In Germany, inclusion is discussed in social systems theory and the reform of school systems. In the migration discourse it was introduced as a less-loaded alternative to integration. Ambivalences of Inclusion in Society and Social Work: Research-Based Reflections in Four European Countriesis a useful resource for learners, teachers, practitioners, and researchers in social work, as well as those who have an interest in social policy, social welfare, and sociology.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Prácticas del Trabajo Social Clínico es una obra colaborativa en la que once autores razonan sobre cuestiones relacionadas con las teorías y las prácticas del TSC. A lo largo de sus once capítulos se analizan la actualidad y pertinencia del TSC, los modelos teóricos que sustentan las prácticas clínicas, la construcción del contexto de intervención profesional y el diagnóstico en TSC. Se describen, asimismo, diferentes modelos de práctica clínica en contextos profesionales distintos y en atención a personas con problemas diversos: en servicios de salud; en centros de salud mental; en servicios sociales municipales; en atención a la dependencia., para acabar con una reflexión sobre la justicia, la lealtad y la ética en las relaciones intersubjetivas y su significado en el trabajo social clínico. El presente trabajo colectivo es, pues, una muestra de la riqueza y diversidad del TSC, y de la utilidad y conveniencia de las Prácticas del Trabajo Social Clínico en el intento de ayudar a las personas a afrontar y superar el malestar psicosocial y los conflictos vivenciales en el seno de sus relaciones significativas. Este libro prosigue la reflexión en voz alta que Amaya Ituarte inició con Procedimiento y proceso en Trabajo Social Clínico (1992). A diferencia de aquel trabajo en solitario, Prácticas del Trabajo Social Clínico ha sido concebido como una composición polifónica, y ha sido posible gracias al concurso de sus co-autores Càndid Palacín, Josefa Cardona, Jonathan Regalado, Ma José Lozano, Carme Rovira, Inmaculada Asensio, Juan Manuel Herrera, Dolores de Pedro, Eva Garcés y Josefa Fombuena, reconocidos trabajadores sociales que combinan experiencia en práctica clínica, investigación, docencia y publicaciones.