What Is the Future of Social Work?

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Edited by Michael Lavalette, Liverpool Hope University

Publisher:: Bristol University Press
Online publication date:: March 2021
Print publication year:: 2019
Online ISBN:: 9781447340973
DOI:: https://doi.org/10.46692/9781447340973

Subjects:: Sociology: General Interest, Sociology

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Social work is under unprecedented pressure as a result of funding cuts, political interventions, marketisation and welfare transformations which, combined, are dramatically reshaping the relationship between individuals and the welfare state. A wide range of distinguished academics provide a comprehensive analysis of the evolving challenges facing contemporary social work, reflecting on both the existential and ideological threats to the profession. As well as the chief practice areas of child protection, adult care and mental health, contributors also examine practice issues surrounding older people, neoliberalism, neo-eugenics and the refugee crisis. This book offers concrete policy proposals for the future of the profession alongside valuable solutions which students and practitioners can action on the ground.

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Frontmatter
pp i-ii

Contents
pp iii-iii

List of Figures and Tables
pp iv-iv

Notes on Contributors
pp v-viii

Editor’s Acknowledgements
pp ix-x

Foreword
pp xi-xii

Introduction: What is the Future of Social Work?
pp 1-2

1 - Austerity and the Context of Social Work Today
pp 3-22

2 - Contemporary Developments in Child Protection in England: Reform or Reaction?
pp 23-38

3 - The Slow Death of Social Work with Older People?
pp 39-56

4 - Mental Health Social Work: The Dog that Hasn’t Barked
pp 57-68

5 - Learning Disabilities and Social Work
pp 69-82

6 - Social Work by and for All
pp 83-98

7 - Anti-Oppressive Social Work, Neoliberalism and Neo-Eugenics
pp 99-122

8 - From Seebohm Factories to Neoliberal Production Lines? The Social Work Labour Process
pp 123-142

9 - Social Work and the Refugee Crisis: Reflections from Samos in Greece
pp 143-160

Conclusion: The Road to an Alternative Future?
pp 161-164

References
pp 165-190

Index
pp 191-200

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