Titlebook: Social Work Theory and Ethics; Ideas in Practice Dorothee Hölscher,Richard Hugman,Donna McAuliffe Reference work 2023 Springer Nature Singa

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Developmental and Community-Based Social Workviduals and groups and the adoption of practice interventions that lead to progressive, sustainable social change. It is predominantly macro-level practice with most interventions targeted at community level, as well as engaging with societal systems, structures and institutions to address the root

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Indigenous Knowledge and Social Work Crossing the Paths for Interventionachieve recognition for Indigenous knowledge as both critical and substantial for intervening in the decolonisation of social work studies that is currently underway. Decolonisation is a process through which those pained and hurt by colonialisation are enabled to voice or express their worldviews,

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Environmental Social Workbeing of people and communities. Traditionally social workers have placed significant attention on the ‘person-in-environment’ concept, a concept that has related largely to the social world ignoring the interaction between humans and nature. However, the physical environment is now widely recognise

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Social Work, Human Rights, and Ethicsial work is a human rights profession. This chapter provides an overview of human rights and its relationship with ethical social work practice. It explores the idea of human rights in depth before moving onto an examination of the position of human rights as a foundational principle for ethical pra

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Colonisation, Post-colonialism and Decolonisationd post-colonialism and decolonisation. This chapter highlights some of the debates and also argues that it is important to decolonise before there is any possibility of living in a post-colonial world.

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Social Work, Human Rights, and Ethics practice. This chapter argues that despite the conceptual challenges associated with the idea of human rights and the human rights discourse, human rights nonetheless provide a strong foundation for ethical practice that challenges the inequality, exploitation, domination, and oppression experienced by people and communities around the world.