Philosophy in Social Work

Notes on the Contributors Acknowledgements Introduction 1. Social Work and Ideology 2. Social Services in a Nutshell 3. Discretionary 'Rights' 4. Charity and the Welfare State 5. Non-Judgmental Attitudes 6. Aim, Skill and Role in Social Work 7. The Morality of Law and the Politics of Probation 8. Authority and the Social Caseworker 9. Medicine and the Marketplace 10. Affirmation and Sacrifice in Everyday Life and in Social Work Bibliography

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