Titlebook: Social Work and the City; Urban Themes in 21st Charlotte Williams Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 Urbanizati

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Disabling Cities and Repositioning Social Workthe constitution of urban power and the composition of the urban landscape. The central arguments of this chapter are that all cities are disabling cities; that, for people with disabilities, city life is marked by much exclusion and some inclusion; that disability organizations constitute a social

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Care, Austerity and Resistancelobal austerity. The chapter explores new forms of paid and unpaid care work including the contract state and managerialised formal care; migrant care; private pay care; ‘personalisation’; the underground care economy; and unpaid care. The chapter also analyses the possibilities cities provide for r

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Homelessness in Western Citiesand changing landscape of urban homelessness. Cities provide opportunities for access to housing, health, education and employment. However, urban policies and policing responses to people who are visibly homeless in urban spaces and public places have the potential to further exacerbate social ineq

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Educating for Urban Social Workss so has this been an element of education and training in Australia or in Europe. This chapter draws on a case study of an urban design project conducted by social work and landscape architecture students in a public housing estate. It evaluates how these students undertook and tackled a joint soc