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| Brief Table Of Contents | |
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| Full Table Of Contents | |
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| Preface | |
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| Social Work and Its Context | |
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| The Social Work Profession | |
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| Theoretical Perspectives for Social Workers | |
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| Social Justice, Poverty, and Populations At Risk | |
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| Social Welfare Policy: Historical Perspectives | |
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| Professional Practice Settings | |
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| Family and Children's Services | |
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| Social Work in Mental Health | |
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| Social Work in Health Care | |
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| Social Work in the Schools | |
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| Substance Abuse Services | |
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| Social Work with Older Adults | |
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| Social Work and Criminal Justice | |
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| Developmental Disabilities and Social Work | |
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| A Look at the Future | |
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| Future Challenges and Closing Notes | |
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| References | |
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| Index | |
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| Social Work and Its Context | |
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| The Social Work Profession | |
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| Susan Dunn | |
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| Social Work: A Unique Profession | |
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| Professional Social Workers | |
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| Generalist BSW Social Workers | |
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| The Professional Competencies and Practice Behaviors of the BSW Social Worker | |
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| The Baccalaureate Social Work Curriculum: How Competence and Expertise Evolve | |
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| Advanced Practice: Social Workers with MSW and PhD Degrees | |
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| The Environment and Context of Practice | |
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| A Broader Ecological Perspective | |
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| Selecting a Career in Social Work | |
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| Pamela Wright | |
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| Alan Martin | |
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| Madeleine Johnson | |
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| Education and the Social Work Career Ladder | |
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| Employment Opportunities | |
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| A Research Question: Where Do Social Work College Graduates Find Jobs? | |
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| Employment Patterns for MSWs | |
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| Salaries and Demand for Social Workers | |
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| Future Employment Opportunities for Social Workers | |
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| Legal Regulation of the Profession | |
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| State Licensure and Certification | |
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| NASW Certification of Professional Achievement | |
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| Professional Social Work Organizations | |
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| The National Association of Social Workers | |
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| The Council on Social Work Education | |
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| The National Association of Black Social Workers | |
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| The National Association of Puerto Rican & Hispanic Social Workers | |
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| Other Professional Organizations | |
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| International Social Work Organizations | |
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| Comparing Related Occupations | |
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| Sociology | |
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| Psychology | |
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| Counseling | |
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| Marriage and Family Therapy | |
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| Psychiatry | |
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| Human Services | |
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| How Professions Relate | |
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| History of Social Work: Linkage to Social Justice | |
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| Summary | |
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| Practice Test | |
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| MySearchLab Connections | |
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| Theoretical Perspectives for Social Workers | |
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| The Several Roles of Stephanie Hermann, BSW | |
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| Brockton Manor | |
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| Sandra McLean: The Effects of Institutionalization | |
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| Ongoing Challenges of Community Placement | |
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| Social Work and Systems Theory | |
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| The Ecosystems Perspective | |
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| The Generalist Approach | |
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| Levels of Intervention | |
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| Global, Environmental, and Spiritual Considerations | |
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| The Intervention Process | |
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| Values, Ethics, and Human Diversity | |
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| Social Justice and Populations at Risk | |
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| The Strengths Perspective: Resilience and Empowerment | |
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| Political Perspectives | |
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| The Political Spectrum | |
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| Conservative Perspectives | |
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| Liberal or Progressive Perspectives | |
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| Neoliberalism and Neoconservatism | |
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| Radical Perspectives | |
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| The Political Spectrum and Social Welfare Policy | |
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| Turning to Each OtherSummary | |
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| Practice Test | |
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| MySearchLab Connections | |
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| Social Justice, Poverty, and Populations At Risk | |
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| Juanita Chavez | |
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| Social Justice, Poverty, and Populations at Risk | |
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| Social and Economic Justice | |
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| The Impact of Poverty | |
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| Populations at Risk | |
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| Children | |
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| Women | |
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| Older Adults | |
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| Racial and Ethnic Minority Groups | |
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| People with Disabilities | |
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| Gay and Lesbian Persons | |
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| Potent Forms of Discrimination in the United States | |
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| Racism | |
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| Sexism | |
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| Ageism | |
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| Heterosexism and Homophobia | |
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| Social Justice Issues in the 21stCentury | |
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| SummaryPractice Test | |
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| MySearchLab Connections | |
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| Social Welfare Policy: Historical Perspectives | |
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| Donna Rudnitski | |
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| The Rutherford Family | |
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| Social Welfare Policy and Social Justice | |
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| Social Welfare Policy in the Old World | |
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| Social Welfare Concepts: Residual versus Institutional | |
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| Old World Historical Roots | |
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| The Elizabethan Poor Law and the Act of Settlement | |
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| Poor Relief in the United States | |
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| Values | |
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| The Charity Organization Society and the Settlement House Movement | |
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| Social Welfare in the United States in the 20thCentury | |
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| The Progressive Years, 1900-1930 | |
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| Federal Initiatives, 1930-1068 | |
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| Cutting Back the Welfare State, 1968 to the Present: Earned Income | |
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| Tax Credit and Welfare Reform | |
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| Social Welfare Policy in the 21stCentury | |
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| Temporary Assistance for Needy Families | |
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| The Working Poor and the Earned Income Tax Credit | |
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| Privatization | |
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| The Faith-Based Trend | |
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| An International Perspective | |
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| Sweden | |
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| Japan | |
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| Progress of Social Justice Today | |
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| NASW and Ongoing Human Rights Efforts | |
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| Summary | |
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| Practice Test | |
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| MySearchLab Connections | |
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| Professional Practice Settings | |
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| Family and Children's Services | |
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| LaTanya Tracy | |
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| Historical Perspectives on Family and Children�s Services | |
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| The Child Welfare Movement and Protective Services Programs | |
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| Children�s Rights as International Law | |
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| Social Work in Mental Health | |
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| Social Work in Health Care | |
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| Social Work in the Schools | |
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| Substance Abuse Services | |
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| Social Work with Older Adults | |