Titlebook: Social Work Theory and Ethics; Ideas in Practice Dorothee H?lscher,Richard Hugman,Donna McAuliffe Living reference work 20220th edition so

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Caring Justice: ,y’ we map the global evolution of thought across a diversity of feminist perspectives and practices. Directly following, we draw from and build upon insights from feminist practice theory about its core values and principles, concepts, propositions, theories of change, and practice techniques. To th

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Environmental Social Work,being of people and communities. Traditionally social workers have placed significant attention on the ‘person-in-environment’ concept, a concept that has related largely to the social world ignoring the interaction between humans and nature. However, the physical environment is now widely recognise

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Indigenous Knowledge and Social Work Crossing the Paths for Intervention,achieve recognition for Indigenous knowledge as both critical and substantial for intervening in the decolonisation of social work studies that is currently underway. Decolonisation is a process through which those pained and hurt by colonialisation are enabled to voice or express their worldviews,

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Social Work, Human Rights, and Ethics,ial work is a human rights profession. This chapter provides an overview of human rights and its relationship with ethical social work practice. It explores the idea of human rights in depth before moving onto an examination of the position of human rights as a foundational principle for ethical pra

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Social Justice and Social Work,portance of social justice as part of the social work value base. We achieve this by first reviewing the place of social justice in codes of ethics and other such value statements before considering the contested status of social justice as a theoretical concept. This is followed by an exploration o

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Virtues, Social Work and Social Service Organizations,lly compatible with the role of the social worker as a good person and a good professional. On that account, the notion of virtue is thought to be related only to individual professionals as moral agents. But it is certainly true that as individual professionals need virtues to flourish, organizatio

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An Ethic of Care: Contributions to Social Work Practice,ledge has been accompanied by a passing on through generations of ways that meaning can be made and connections drawn or discarded. The oral histories steeped in ancient ancestry of Indigenous peoples, and the written tomes that have influenced many a religious, spiritual, and belief system, all hav

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Ethical Pluralism and Social Work,lativism. Having considered these distinctions from the perspective of moral philosophy, the chapter then addresses the challenges that such a position presents for social work ethics. In particular, it is noted that while ethical monism is possible in social work (for example, when either human rig

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