Titlebook: Sociology for Social Work; Lena Dominelli,Jo Campling Textbook 1997Latest edition Lena Dominelli 1997 care.education.feminism.Institution.

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Care and Control Dynamics in Caring Relationships,its caring one. In recent years, (social) control has become a dirty word in the minds of practitioners. The literature identifies the negative effects of social control on social workers and ‘clients’ (Corrigan and Leonard, 1978 Parry ., 1979). This skews ‘client’ needs by squeezing them to fit the

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Education or Training? Power Struggles for the Heart of a Profession,e to the interests of both employers and ‘clients’? How does social work reconcile the irreconcilable? These are perennial questions lying at the centre of the power struggle for the heart of the profession and its educational mandate. They also indicate the contradictory expectations placed upon so

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Professionalism, Working Relations and Service Delivery,h drawing on scientific principles contained within the medical model emulated by the ‘founding mothers’. This defined the professional-‘client’ relationship within hierarchical parameters in which the worker knows best. Meanwhile, professional power and might were to be tempered through professiona

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Professionalism and Training,Professional ideology, values and ethics are critical in the reproduction of particular kinds of professionals. These give an indication of what the profession stands for, identify the principles guiding practitioners’ work, enforce standards and generate forms of social control that are internal to the profession.

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Strategies for Change,Social work occurs in an organisational context with the care and control dilemma as a key element. Social work is essentially about striking a balance between caring for and empowering people or controlling them. Changing organisational structures which legitimate its activities and methods is a major concern of anti-racist feminist social work.

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