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New Theories for Social Work Practice reflects the significance of relationship and relational social work practices already central to Aotearoa New Zealand communities, and for future social work, both here and internationally
The editors, Robyn Munford and Kieran O’Donoghue, both work at Massey University
The main aim of the text is to explore the emergence of new theories and practices that remain intrinsically imbedded in core social work values and principles of social justice and human rights
Summary
New theories for social work practice: Ethical practice for working with individuals, families and communities New Theories for Social Work Practice reflects the significance of relationship and relational social work practices already central to Aotearoa New Zealand communities, and for future social work, both here and internationally. This book explores new and emerging theories for social work practice in diverse fields of practice.
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