Social workers are used to working in rapidly changing economic, legal and social contexts. However, the accumulated result of the devolutionary changes in the UK since 1999, could threaten UK social workers’ position as a unified profession, and their ability to work across national and international boundaries. The unfolding positions in social work within the areas of education, practice and policy represent real challenges to the generic and universal nature of its professional identity. While there is still time for collective action, will the profession, founded on its commitment to respect, human dignity and social justice, be able defend itself against such tides of parochialism
In most Western countries, the professional status of social workers is instable and insecure. Of co...
What debates and issues are involved in moves to generalise about social work across the globe? This...
BristolThe history of social work in the United Kingdom is a long and complex one, and there are no ...
Professional social work was established and expanded in a historical moment marked by intense natio...
Key words active welfare state citizenship social profession social work Citizenship-based social wo...
Although the notion of international social work is not new, it is only in recent times that its cen...
Building on the global definition of social work (IFSW, 2014), developing professional identity woul...
International social work is still a work in progress and an arena with diverse definitions, interpr...
Social work practice in Europe has developed disparately in the context of separate nation states. Y...
Transnational social workers' (TSWs) mobility is evident across the globe; however, social work trai...
International migration of social workers has had, in recent years, a substantial influence on the p...
Social Work is one of the oldest professions, dating back to pre-industrial societies - even though ...
This paper argues that the identity of social work as a form of professional practice within Europe ...
Social work has had varying relationships with the nation state both over time and between different...
Social work is facing fundamental changes and challenges. Neo-liberalism, globalization, corporate m...
In most Western countries, the professional status of social workers is instable and insecure. Of co...
What debates and issues are involved in moves to generalise about social work across the globe? This...
BristolThe history of social work in the United Kingdom is a long and complex one, and there are no ...
Professional social work was established and expanded in a historical moment marked by intense natio...
Key words active welfare state citizenship social profession social work Citizenship-based social wo...
Although the notion of international social work is not new, it is only in recent times that its cen...
Building on the global definition of social work (IFSW, 2014), developing professional identity woul...
International social work is still a work in progress and an arena with diverse definitions, interpr...
Social work practice in Europe has developed disparately in the context of separate nation states. Y...
Transnational social workers' (TSWs) mobility is evident across the globe; however, social work trai...
International migration of social workers has had, in recent years, a substantial influence on the p...
Social Work is one of the oldest professions, dating back to pre-industrial societies - even though ...
This paper argues that the identity of social work as a form of professional practice within Europe ...
Social work has had varying relationships with the nation state both over time and between different...
Social work is facing fundamental changes and challenges. Neo-liberalism, globalization, corporate m...
In most Western countries, the professional status of social workers is instable and insecure. Of co...
What debates and issues are involved in moves to generalise about social work across the globe? This...
BristolThe history of social work in the United Kingdom is a long and complex one, and there are no ...