Titlebook: Individualization and the Delivery of Welfare Services; Contestation and Com Anna Yeatman,Gary W. Dowsett,Diane Gursansky Book 2009 Palgrav

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Introduction valued by others—whether they are considered equal, superior, inferior; whether they are considered worth listening to or not; whether they are regarded as exemplifying the best or the worst, the sacred or the profane, in a particular type of society. Individualization is a term that can mean diffe

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The Inter-subjective Nature of Person-centred Service Deliveryent as the self that s/he is. If the service professional/worker does not assume a lively and attentive individual presence in relation to the service client, it is unlikely that the client will feel invited to assume presence as the unique individual that s/he is in the relationship. The capacity t

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Governing Welfare Services government. Both are extraordinarily complex: their internal segmentation into distinct spheres of activity is highly elaborated; the question of authority has become far more complex in a setting where hierarchy has to be flexibly engaged and negotiated with those who are subject to it; organizati