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List of cases by country | |
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List of tables | |
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List of contributors of cases | |
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Notes on editors and authors of chapter introductions | |
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Foreword | |
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Preface | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Global ethics for social work? A case-based approach | |
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Negotiating roles and boundaries | |
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Introduction - Frank Philippart | |
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Doing harm with a good heart: volunteer social work in a post-disaster situation in China | |
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Angela On Kee Tsun | |
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Grant Larson and Julie Drolet | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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'When the tables turned': a social work intern's moral dilemma in a Botswana police station | |
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Gloria Jacques and Rodreck Mupedziswa | |
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Peta-Anne Baker | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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When is it right to accept a gift? A Lithuanian social work student's dilemma | |
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Nino Zganec | |
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Howard Sercombe | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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'Why should I have to reveal anything about my personal life?' A dilemma for a lesbian student in Britain | |
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Nicki Ward | |
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Joan C. Tronto | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Respecting rights | |
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Introduction: Linda Briskman | |
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Issues of choice and coercion: working in a psychiatric hospital in the USA | |
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Donna Harrington | |
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Commentacy 2 | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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The reluctant vegan: the case of an older man in a Swedish care home | |
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Titti Fr�nkel and Erik Blennberger | |
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Hilde Lindemann | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Social work in Vietnam: a Dutch student's perspective | |
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Nguyen Thi Thai Lan | |
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Richard Hugman | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Ethical issues in international social work research: a case from India | |
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P. K. Visvesvaran | |
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Wendy Bowles and Margaret Alston | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Being fair | |
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Introduction: Frederic Reamer | |
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Dilemmas in working with an illegal migrant: a case from Japan | |
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Akira Namae | |
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Shimon E. Spiro | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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A young man waiting for a transplant: dilemmas for a hospital-based social worker in Britain | |
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Tamara Catchpole Horsburgh and Lawrence Nuttall | |
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Amy M. Chow | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Dilemmas in working with a gypsy family: a story from a Portuguese social educator | |
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Adalberto Dias de Carvalho, Ana Maria Serapicos, Florbela Samagaio, Gabriela Trevisan, Walter Almeida, �lvaro Faria and Igor Magalh�es | |
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Vivienne Bozalek | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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A gay applicant who wants to adopt a child: a case from Turkey | |
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Agnes Verbruggen | |
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Ana M. Sobocan | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Challenging and developing organisations | |
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Introduction: Donna McAuliffe | |
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Establishing the facts: issues for organisations working with young women in Iran | |
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Habib Aghabakhshi and Abbas Ali Yazdani | |
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Beverley Burke | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Deciding on the right to health care insurance: a case from Peru | |
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Mar�a Jes�s �riz Pem�n | |
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Lynne M. Healy | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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The vicious cycle: issues for a church-based social worker in Australia | |
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Truus Fraaije, Han Aalbers and Peter van Zilfhout | |
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Melissa Floyd | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Bending the law? A case about reporting child abuse in Denmark | |
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Marianne Skytte | |
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Chris Beckett | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Working with policy and politics | |
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Introduction: Derek Clifford | |
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Challenging pernicious policies: working with refugees in Australia | |
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Sema Buz and Emrah Akbas | |
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Linda Harms Smith | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Maintaining organisational integrity in an area of conflict: a women's NGO in Pakistan | |
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Ian Sinclair | |
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Gracy Fernandes | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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The shrinking welfare state: caring for older people in Finland | |
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Aira Vanhala | |
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Hiroshi Kosaka | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Maintaining professional integrity in an area of conflict: working with a sexually abused girl in the Occupied Palestinian Territories | |
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Mahmoud Baidoun and Jane Lindsay | |
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David N. Jones | |
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Questions for discussion | |
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Working with cases and commentaries | |
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Introduction | |
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Cases without commentaries | |
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Taking money from a dubious source: a dilemma for a social worker in China | |
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Maintaining professional secrecy: a French ethical situation | |
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Institutional pressures and social work ethics: a case from Jamaica | |
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Between education and punishment: dilemmas for a Malaysian youth worker | |
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Maintaining the rules: a dilemma about a homeless person in Spain | |
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Balancing a girl's need with a mother's decision: a dilemma for a youth worker in Finland | |
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Using cases and commentaries in teaching and learning | |
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Participants analyse a case and reflect on the commentaries | |
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Participants analyse a case and write their own commentary | |
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Participants research issues raised by a case and commentaries | |
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Using cases as a basis for dialogue, discussion or debate | |
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Using cases as a basis for drama or role play | |
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Participants write their own cases | |
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Using cases in web-based learning | |
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Using a case as a basis for a written assignment | |
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Index | |