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Handbook of international social work : Human rights, development and the global profession (Record no. 29846)

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International Standard Book Number 9780195333619
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Classification number 361.3 HEA
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Personal name Healy Lynne M
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Title Handbook of international social work : Human rights, development and the global profession
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Oxford
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Oxford University Press
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2012
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Extent 534p
Dimensions xv
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Price amount Rs. 2,200
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Formatted contents note Contents:<br/>1 Introduction<br/>Lynne M. Healy and Rosemary J. Link<br/>Section I Theories and Concepts Underlying International Social Work<br/>2 Defining International Social Work<br/>Lynne M. Healy<br/>3 Globalization<br/>Maureen Wilson<br/>4 Development<br/>James Midgley<br/>5 Human Rights and Their Relevance for Social Work as Theory and Practice<br/>Silvia Staub-Bernasconi<br/>6 Social Exclusion and Inclusion<br/>Karen Lyons and Nathalie Huegler<br/>7 Social Justice<br/>Dorothee Hölscher<br/>Section II History<br/>8 The History of the Development of Social Work<br/>Lynne M. Healy<br/>9 Claiming Women’s Places in the World: Social Workers’ Roles in Eradicating Gender Inequalities Globally<br/>Lena Dominelli<br/>SECTION III International Social Work Practice<br/>10 Work With Immigrants and Refugees<br/>Uma A. Segal<br/>11 International Adoption<br/>Karen Smith Rotabi<br/>12 Trauma Counseling<br/>Allison Rowlands<br/>13 International Social Service: Addressing the Need for Intercountry Casework<br/>Felicity Northcott, Julie Gilbert Rosicky, Andy Elvin, Jean Ayoub, and Christine Lambert<br/>14 Social Development and Social Work<br/>Doreen Elliott<br/>15 Disaster Relief and Management: Readiness, Response, and Recovery<br/>Golam M. Mathbor<br/>16 Representing Social Work at the United Nations and Other International Bodies<br/>Robin Mama<br/>17 Cultural Efficacy in Communication and Practice in Global Context<br/>Lois Bosch<br/>18 Cultural Conflict and Conflict Resolution<br/>Ngoh Tiong Tan<br/>SECTION IV Global Social Issues<br/>19 Global Aging<br/>M. C. “Terry” Hokenstad and Moon Choi<br/>20 Child Abuse and Neglect<br/>Letnie F. Rock<br/>21 Child Labor and Work<br/>Dennis J. Ritchie<br/>22 Child Soldiers<br/>Joanne Corbin<br/>23 Children in and of the Street<br/>Kristin M. Ferguson<br/>24 Community Violence<br/>Horace Levy<br/>25 Drugs: Addictions and Trafficking<br/>Katherine van Wormer<br/>26 Employment, Unemployment, and Decent Work<br/>Tatsuru Akimoto<br/>27 Environmental Degradation and Preservation<br/>Christina L. Erickson<br/>28 Ethnic Conflicts<br/>Darja Zaviršek and Jelka Zorn<br/>29 HIV/AIDS: The Global Pandemic<br/>Hugo Kamya<br/>30 Human Trafficking<br/>Jini L. Roby<br/>31 Indigenous Peoples and Cultural Survival<br/>Jay T. Johnson and Michael Yellow Bird<br/>32 Global Mental Health<br/>Janice Wood Wetzel<br/>33 Migration and Refugees<br/>Karen Lyons and Nathalie Huegler<br/>34 Natural and Human-Caused Disasters<br/>Michael J. Zakour<br/>35 Poverty and Human Needs<br/>Vimla Nadkarni and Govind Dhaske<br/>36 Racism and Antiracist Strategies<br/>Narda Razack<br/>37 SARS: A Case of a Global Health Threat<br/>Ngoh Tiong Tan<br/>38 Status of Women<br/>Susan Mapp<br/>39 Veterans, Soldiers, and Military Families<br/>Jesse Harris<br/>40 Violence Against Women<br/>Susan Mapp<br/>41 Youth<br/>Lincoln O. Williams<br/>Section V International Profession and Professional Organizations<br/>42 International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW)<br/>Nigel Hall<br/>43 International Association of Schools of Social Work (IASSW)<br/>Lynne M. Healy<br/>44 International Council on Social Welfare (ICSW)<br/>Denys Correll<br/>45 International Consortium for Social Development (ICSD)<br/>Frank B. Raymond and Charles “Chuck” Cowger<br/>46 Global Ethical Principles and Dilemmas<br/>Elaine Congress<br/>SECTION VI Organizations and Institutions Involved in International Social Work<br/>47 The United Nations Agencies<br/>Stuart Wilson<br/>48 Nongovernmental Organizations and Global Social Change<br/>Kathryn Libal and Scott Harding<br/>49 Regulators of the Global Economy: The IMF, the World Bank, and the WTO<br/>Peta-Anne Baker and Kimberly Hinds<br/>SECTION VII International Social Work Education and Research<br/>50 Models of Internationalizing Curriculum<br/>Lynne M. Healy and Rosemary J. Link<br/>51 International Field Placements<br/>Patricia Lager and Sally Mathiesen<br/>52 Models of International Exchange<br/>Rosemary J. Link and Gabi CˇaCˇinoviCˇ VogrinCˇiCˇ<br/>53 Using Technology for International Education and Research<br/>Thomas P. Felke and Goutham M. Menon<br/>54 Comparative Cross-National Research (World Census)1<br/>Angeline Barretta-Herman<br/>SECTION VIII Social Work Around the World<br/>55 Social Work in Africa<br/>Lengwe-Katembula Mwansa<br/>56 Social Work in Asia<br/>Ngoh Tiong Tan<br/>57 Social Work in Australia and New Zealand<br/>Carolyn Noble and Mary Nash<br/>58 Social Work in the Caribbean<br/>Peta-Anne Baker and John Maxwell<br/>59 Social Work in Europe<br/>Annamaria Campanini<br/>60 Social Work in Latin America<br/>Irene Queiro-Tajalli<br/>61 Social Work in North America<br/>Julia Watkins (United States), Therese Jennissen and Colleen Lundy (Canada)<br/>Section IX Poverty and Development<br/>62 International Social Development Projects<br/>Lorne Jaques and W. Duffie VanBalkom<br/>63 Measuring Social Well-Being<br/>Lynne M. Healy<br/>64 Microcredit: A Development Strategy for Poverty Reduction<br/>Rebecca L. Thomas<br/>65 Variations and Issues of Survival of European Welfare State Models in the Twenty-First Century<br/>Sven Hessle<br/>SECTION X Human Rights<br/>66 Overview of Human Rights: The UN Conventions and Machinery<br/>Joseph Wronka<br/>67 Women and the Human Rights Framework<br/>Elisabeth Reichert<br/>68 Children’s Rights<br/>Rosemary J. Link<br/>69 Human Rights of People With Disabilities<br/>Gunn Strand Hutchinson<br/>70 Human Rights and Sexual Orientation<br/>Gary Bailey<br/>Section XI Conclusions: Toward the Future<br/>71 International Careers in Social Work<br/>Amy Bess and Rosemary J. Link<br/>72 International Labor Mobility in Social Work<br/>Karen Lyons and Nathalie Huegler<br/>73 Conclusion<br/>Rosemary J. Link
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Topical term or geographic name entry element 1. Social Service - International Cooperation2. Social Service - History
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Personal name Link Rosemary J
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