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Anti Oppressive Social Work Theory and Practice

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ISBN-10: 0333771559

ISBN-13: 9780333771556

Edition: 2002 (Revised)

Authors: Lena Dominelli, Jo Campling

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List price: $58.95
Copyright year: 2002
Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan Limited
Publication date: 1/18/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 211
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.51" tall
Weight: 0.748

ROBERT MILLER is Professor in Sociology in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at Queen's University of Belfast, UKnbsp;where he is also Director of the Centre for Social Research. His books include Researching Life Stories and Family Histories and The A-Z of Social Research . CIARAN ACTON is a Teaching Fellow in Sociologynbsp;in the School of Sociology and Social Policy at Queen's University of Belfast, UK. He is widely experienced in teaching research methods. nbsp; DEIRDRE FULLERTON was previously a Lecturer in Social Research at the University of Ulster, UK. She is now works as an Independent Research Consultant. nbsp; JOHN MALTBY is Senior Lecturer in Psychology at the University…    

List of diagrams
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Oppressive social relations: a concern for social workers
The structure of the book
Introducing Anti-Oppressive Theories for Practice
Introduction
Retheorising oppression to understand its complexities
The multidimensionality of context
Social work as an oppressive caring profession
Social work within an anti-oppressive framework
Conclusions
Oppression, Social Divisions and Identity
Introduction
Identity as a central feature of oppression
'Othering' processes as exclusionary
Identity formation and exclusionary processes
Identity in social work
Conclusions
Anti-Oppressive Practice as a Legitimate Concern of Social Work
Introduction
Ethics in social work practice
Human rights are a concern of anti-oppressive practice
Legitimating anti-oppressive social work
The backlash against anti-oppressive social work
Conclusions
Anti-Oppressive Practice in Action: Working with Individuals
Introduction
Working with individuals in anti-oppressive ways
Conclusions
Anti-Oppressive Practice in Action: Group Interventions and Collective Action
Introduction
Organising around identity
Strengthening communities
Managing poor people
Conclusions
Engaging in Organisational Change
Introduction
Organisation(s) matter(s)
Challenging the organisation
Conclusions
Beyond Postmodern Welfare: Establishing Unity between Content, Process and Outcomes
Introduction
Postmodern insights
The failings of postmodernism
Conclusions
Conclusions
Bibliography
Index