JOURNAL ISSUE 15

2007/2008

 

 

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Editorial

15.1 Designing, shaping and judging social work services

Peter Erath

Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt

Germany

E-mail: peter.erath@altmuehlnet.de

 

15.2 Postmodernism and Social Work

Martin Leveridge

University of Teeside

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

E-mail: m.leveridge@tees.ac.uk

Jackie Gilchrist

University of Teeside

Middlesbrough, United Kingdom

E-mail: j.gilchrist@tees.ac.uk

 

15.3 Abuse and Neglect in Children's Homes in the Past; - Implications for Social Work and Social Policy Today

Helene Hanssen

Associate Professor in Social Work

Stavanger University,

Stavanger, Norway

E-mail: helene.hanssen@uis.no

 

15.4 Neo - classical economic policy and social justice

Peder Martin Lysestøl

Associate professor

Sør-Trøndelag University College

Trondheim, Norway

E-mail: peder.lysestol@hist.no

 

15.5 The Economic Model of the "Unconditional Basic Income" as a Tool for Social Work to produce new Insights into the current "Crisis of the Welfare State"

Dorit Sing, PhD (PolSc)

University of Applied Sciences of Upper Austria

Campus Linz

"Social Welfare and Health Professions",

Austria

E-mail: dorit.sing@fh-linz.at

 

15.6 Children's Rights, Restorative Justice and South African Youth Justice Law Reform

Dr. Brian Stout, Principal Lecturer

Community and Criminal Justice Division

DeMontford University, Leicester UK

E-mail: bstout@dmu.ac.uk

 

15.7 From institutional logic to common knowledge: Power, action and reflexion

Prof.Dr. Vito Flaker

Faculty for Social Work

Social Care Home Hrastovec

University of Ljubljana, Slovenia

E-mail: vito.flaker@fsd.uni-lj.si

 

 

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