Title: The Professionalization of Poverty: Social Work and the Poor in the Twentieth Century
Abstract:The professionalization of poverty - common themes and contributions, P. Nelson Reid and Gary R. Lowe a profession for the poor? - a history of social work in the United States, Philip Popple and P. N...The professionalization of poverty - common themes and contributions, P. Nelson Reid and Gary R. Lowe a profession for the poor? - a history of social work in the United States, Philip Popple and P. Nelson Reid the uneasy marriage of professional social work and public relief, 1870-1940, Beverly Stadum In a World Gone Industrial - specialization and the search for social work practice above the poverty line, Paul H. Stuart the service trap - social work and public welfare policy in the 1960s, Leslie Leighninger poverty, public welfare, and professionalism - opportunity lost, Gary R.Lowe and P. Nelson Reid Prising Open That Old Prejudiced Door - African Americans, poverty, and social work in the early29th century, Susan Kerr Chandler Harry Lawrence Lurie and social work's questionable commitment to social and economic justice, Joe M. Schriver ideological nostalgia, intellectual narcosis, David Stoesz Afterword, Clarke A. Chambers.Read More
Publication Year: 1999
Publication Date: 1999-12-31
Language: en
Type: book
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