Titlebook: European Social Work After 1989; East-West Exchanges Walter Lorenz,Zuzana Havrdová,Oldřich Matoušek Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland

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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-56908-0e critically related to political and historical contexts. The contributions demonstrate in particular that only a specifically European version of social work can address adequately the interconnected, interdisciplinary nature of social problems in a transformative way.

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,Lithuanian Social Work’s Claim to Professional Autonomy vs. Authoritarianism in Popular and Politictions for the effects of both ‘path dependencies’ in services on authoritarian Soviet attitudes and of neoliberal policies that dismantle social solidarity structures. It concludes by exploring the possibilities of mobilising against these factors in collaboration with training centres in other countries facing similar challenges.

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Nordic-Baltic Co-operation in Social Work Researcher Education: A Finnish Perspective on the Impacthistorical and linguistic similarities and differences between the countries involved. The ultimate goal is to thereby contribute to the understanding of the dynamics of developing social work research and education in the Nordic-Baltic region as an example of the relevance of linguistic and historical differences and similarities.

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,Lost in Translations, United in Diversity or Based on Common and Critical Understandings: The Bordea common critical understanding and a specifically European ambit of thought and action in social work practice, education and research. In this sense, the chapter also sketches an agenda for European social work as both an analytical and a political project in a continuously changing Europe.

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Beginning Anew: Social Work Education in the Czech Republic After the Velvet Revolution,e. However, the introduction of new ideas and changes in institutions depend on prevailing values, habits and normative expectations in the local country. The authors show how the cultural background and collective memory in the country filtered, modified and integrated the new influences..The chang