Gender Reclaimed: Women in Social WorkHale & Iremonger, 1986 - 264 páginas |
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... workers ' ( 1978 : 70 ) . The social workers appear to be at fault rather than social work education or the availability of theoretical constructs . Interestingly enough , it is the same creeping criticism of social workers that ...
... workers ' ( 1978 : 70 ) . The social workers appear to be at fault rather than social work education or the availability of theoretical constructs . Interestingly enough , it is the same creeping criticism of social workers that ...
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... workers but are excluded from the capitalisation process of the welfare industry ( Bulbeck , 1979 : 31 ) . However , with the foster mother and the social worker relating to each other as ' workers ' , the identification of their common ...
... workers but are excluded from the capitalisation process of the welfare industry ( Bulbeck , 1979 : 31 ) . However , with the foster mother and the social worker relating to each other as ' workers ' , the identification of their common ...
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... workers in welfare . The 1976 census for the first time distinguished between social workers and wel- fare workers and Healy ( 1982 : 21 ) maintains that the figure of 64 per cent female indicates a preponderence of women in the ...
... workers in welfare . The 1976 census for the first time distinguished between social workers and wel- fare workers and Healy ( 1982 : 21 ) maintains that the figure of 64 per cent female indicates a preponderence of women in the ...
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Tables and Figures | 7 |
Gender Systems Thinking and Radical Social Work | 14 |
Feminist Theory and Social Work | 33 |
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