10000 results for 'multi social'

Social Work and Multi-agency Working: Making a Difference This introductory text explores the challenges and opportunities for social-work education and practice within the context of multi-agency...

Getting it Right for Every Child: Expert Views on Multi Agency Social Work and Child Welfare in ScotlandThis research paper explores the impact of Scotland's 'Getting it Right for Every Child'...

Social Sustainability: A Multilevel Approach to Social Inclusion By Veronica Dujon, Jesse Dillard, and Eileen M. Brennan This collection of works explores the social dimension of sustainability,...

Social semiotics reveals languages social meaning, its structures, processes, conditions and effects in all social contexts. This book uses social semiotics as a framework to analyse language and...

Social Work and Social Problems: Working Towards Social Inclusion and Social Change by Gerald Smale, Graham Tuson, and Daphne Statham. This book explores how social work teams can address social...

This book explores the concept of social tourism in Europe, examining its historical development and evolution within a broader context of social change. By linking social tourism to various...

Social Problems and Social Justice by Neil Thompson explores the complex issues relating to social problems and their connection to social justice. This book provides a clear analysis of key social...

Introducing Multilingualism: A Social Approach is a comprehensive and user-friendly introduction to the dynamic field of multilingualism. Adopting a social and critical approach, the authors guide...

Exploring the complex relationships between culture and identity, this book examines the ways in which history and personal experience shape our understanding of ourselves and others.The author...

Social Work and Social Policy An Introduction by Jonathan Dickens provides a comprehensive introduction to social policy, tailored to the needs of a social work audience. This textbook analyses...

This book offers a unique perspective on the relationship between social work and social policy. By examining international case studies through the lens of the policy cycle, it reveals how social...

Digital games have become a widely accepted form of media entertainment over the past decade, moving from niche communities into mainstream markets. This shift has led to an increase in interest in...

The Nature of Social Reality: A New Approach to Understanding Society Tony Lawson's groundbreaking work challenges the way we think about social sciences and their subject matter. By examining the...

Social Pedagogy and Social Work by Lowis Charfe and Ali Gardner provides a holistic approach to UK social work practice. This new philosophy focuses on employing head, heart, and hand in working...

Cambridge Social Ontology: An Introduction to Social Positioning TheoryThis book introduces key features of social positioning theory, providing context for its development and illustrating how it...

This book explores how social theory can inform and enhance social work practice. Drawing on a wide range of theoretical ideas and perspectives from classical and modern thinkers, it demonstrates the...

Dictionary Of Social Work: A Comprehensive Guide to Front-line Social Work and Social Care This dictionary provides concise explanations of key theories, approaches, and terminology in social work...

Social Policy and Social Work: An Introduction provides a comprehensive understanding of the legislative framework that underpins social work practice. By exploring how policy has evolved over time,...

A Dictionary of Social Work and Social Care by John Harris and Vicky White provides comprehensive coverage of key terms in social work and social care. This fully revised edition includes over 1,800...

This revised second edition of Social Policy for Social Work and the Caring Professions Scottish Perspectives provides an in-depth analysis of social policy in Scotland since devolution in 1999. With...

Social work in its wider context is crucial for understanding contemporary social policy. This insightful book examines how shifts in dominant ideology have affected welfare provision, the types of...

Social Development in Social Work Practices and Principles by Richard Hugman provides an introduction to this important aspect of social work. It explores how social development can be understood as...

Social Capital: A Theory of Social Structure and Action by Nan Lin explores how social connections and relationships can be leveraged to achieve goals. This theory posits that social capital,...

Philosophy of Social Science: The Philosophical Foundations of Social Thought by Ted Benton and Ian Craib is a comprehensive introduction to the theoretical underpinnings of social science. This...

Reframing the Social: A Critical Realist and Systemist Approach to Social TheoryThis book offers a critical realist and systemist social ontology, drawing on research findings from natural and social...

This fascinating book chronicles the evolution of sports social media since 2009. Sports social media expert Aaron Eisman takes readers on a journey from its humble beginnings to its current status...

Social Measurement through Social Surveys: An Applied Approach by Julie Gibbs This book provides an overview of social measurement techniques for quantitative survey research, offering a...

Social Work, Poverty and Social Exclusion by Dave Backwith explores the complex relationship between poverty, social exclusion, and social work practice in 21st century Britain. The book examines how...

Social Structure (Issues in Society) by José J. López and John Scott provides a concise exploration of the concept of social structure. Despite its importance, sociologists have struggled to define...

This collection of essays challenges prevailing trends in social theory and proposes alternative approaches. Written by leading social scientists, these works offer fresh perspectives on the subject...

This book provides a strong foundation for integrating social research into everyday practice as a social worker or human services professional. It argues for respectful and just relationships with...

Social media has become an integral part of social work education, with its use growing rapidly in recent years. This edited text explores how social media activities can enhance student learning and...

This practical guide provides essential knowledge and skills for social workers to fulfill their professional responsibilities with confidence. It covers all areas of law relevant to social work...

Questions in Qualitative Social Justice Research in Multicultural Contexts offers a thought-provoking exploration of how qualitative research can be used to promote greater equity and inclusion.This...

Rescuing Social Capital from Social Democracy explores the complex relationships between social capital, markets and democracy. The authors argue that participation in markets can enrich and enhance...

Organising Modernity: Social Ordering and Social Theory by John LawThis influential work challenges traditional notions of social theory, arguing that power, organizations, and other concepts are...

Social Economics: How Social Forces Shape Individual Choices Gary S. Becker and Kevin M. Murphy explore how social environments influence people's decisions and behaviors in this influential...

Social Workers Affecting Social Policy: An International Perspective by John Gal and Idit Weiss-Gal offers insights into the role of social workers in shaping social policy. This cross-national study...

Understanding complex social systems can be challenging. This book presents a new methodology called Social Synthesis, which views societies and economies as dynamic, interactive systems. It aims to...

Radical Social Work Today: Social Work at the CrossroadsThis collection celebrates 35 years since the publication of Bailey and Brake's seminal text, Radical Social Work. It explores the radical...

Social Work in a Risk Society: Social and Political Perspectives by Stephen A. Webb is a groundbreaking text that challenges traditional thinking in social work. Drawing on contemporary social...

Social constructivism is one of the most prominent theoretical approaches in the social sciences. This volume celebrates the 50th anniversary of its first formulation and explores its ongoing...

Welfare Words: A Critical Analysis of Social Work and Social Policy Paul Michael Garrett offers a thought-provoking exploration of social work and social policy through the lens of significant words...

Becoming a Social Worker offers a unique perspective on the profession, providing personal and professional narratives from a diverse range of social workers in the UK. This fully revised edition...

Remorse and Criminal Justice: A Collection of Original Perspectives This collection brings together leading scholars to present the latest thinking on remorse in the context of criminal justice,...

Building relationships and connections with others is a fundamental aspect of our lives. Without strong social skills, we can struggle to succeed in various situations, from everyday interactions to...

This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of mega-events on urban transformations and their effects on citizenship. By examining these global events, the authors explore the complex...

A New History of Social Work Values and Practice in the Struggle for Social Justice by John H. Pierson provides an overview of the key developments in social work over its 200-year history.From its...

John Stuart Mill's thoughts on socialism are presented in this concise book.A key figure in liberalism and social theory, Mill was also an early supporter of women's suffrage. This short work...

This updated second edition places social theory at the heart of social work pedagogy, exploring ways to develop more critical and radical approaches to theorising and practice. With features such as...

The Anthropocene has emerged as a key concept in understanding our relationship with the planet. This new perspective proposes that human activity is transforming the Earth system in unpredictable...

Social Media and Social Work: Navigating Implications and Opportunities for Practice explores how social media and digital technologies can support relationship-based social work practice. The...

Understanding Social Problems: A Guide to Social Policy Perspectives This textbook provides an accessible introduction to social policy perspectives on social problems. Written in a student-friendly...

Charging for Social Care: A Study of Consumer Charges and the Personal Social Services by Ken Judge and James Matthews. This book examines the historical origins, current operation, and social...

Multidisciplinarity Projects for Social Change in Art and Culture offers a fresh perspective on how art can impact society. By exploring three multidisciplinary projects, this volume bridges the gap...

Social anxiety affects many people, leading to feelings of shame and holding back from pursuing social goals. However, this condition is normal and can be managed with the right approach. Eric...

Starting Social Work: Reflections of a Newly Qualified Social Worker offers a personal and human approach to understanding the challenges and joys of social work education and early career. Written...

Social work in the UK has undergone significant changes in recent years, with a new training programme now at degree level. This major textbook addresses the new agenda and explores what social work...

This 1981 volume presents studies on the social psychology of group relations and conflicts. Henri Tajfel's work has had a significant impact on European social psychology, and this book synthesises...

Célestin Bouglé's French Socialisms is a comprehensive exploration of the roots and influence of Saint-Simonism, Fourierism, and Proudhonism. This English translation brings together the ideas of...

The Social Psychology of Tolerance by Maykel Verkuyten provides a comprehensive exploration of tolerance in social psychology. This highly topical book examines the importance and drawbacks of...

Social Democracy in the Making by Gary Dorrien explores the history and development of democratic socialism from its origins in the 19th century to the mid-1960s. This intellectual history examines...

Social Marketing and Behaviour Change Models, Theory and Applications offers a comprehensive overview of the topic, reviewing and analysing validated models of behaviour change through case studies...

Introduction to the Social Sciences provides an overview of the methodology of the social sciences. It explores how the notion of a social science emerged from social philosophy and describes its...

Research and the Social Work Picture by Ian Shaw provides an accessible introduction to the importance of research in social work practice. Drawing on evidence from across Europe, Asia and the USA,...

Crime and Social Exclusion explores the intersection of criminology and social policy, examining how initiatives to contain and exclude disadvantaged populations have shaped criminal justice policy...

The notion of 'sociality' has become a widely used term in social sciences and humanities. However, its meaning varies significantly across different disciplines. This collection of essays by...

The Socially Responsive Self: Social Theory and Professional Ethics by Larry MayThis thought-provoking book challenges traditional notions of professional ethics, arguing that individuals' integrity...

Human Behavior in the Social Environment, Sixth Edition A Social Systems Approach by Irl E. Carter is a foundational text that has guided generations of students through its comprehensive exploration...

An A-Z guide to social work law is at your fingertips. This concise and easy-to-use reference covers over 300 key laws, legal terms, and processes in social work practice, including adults, children...

Pathways to Social Class: A Qualitative Approach to Social Mobility explores social mobility through in-depth life stories and family case studies. This approach complements traditional survey...

This comprehensive guide to professional ethics in social work provides a clear and systematic account of the complex ideas and concepts that underpin the social work value base. Written by a leading...

Get Social: A guide to using social media for business leaders. In today's hyperconnected culture, social media is essential for staying connected to customers, competitors and employees alike.This...

Jo Reger explores how gender influences and is intertwined with social movements in this comprehensive analysis. By examining the ways people organize around gender issues, she reveals how gender...

This practical guide provides proven business strategies for using social media and mobile applications in marketing. Based on real-world results from successful businesses, Social IMC offers...

This volume provides a comprehensive guide to researching ethnicity in modern societies. It offers essential and clear guidance on appropriate methods for health, economic, and social research.Topics...

Understanding social media's impact on our relationships and communities requires a nuanced approach. This book explores the challenges of analyzing social networks that exist both online and...

Mental Health Social Work in Context provides an authoritative introduction to a core area of social work curriculum. Grounded in the social models of mental health, this textbook helps students...

Social Work and Power by Roger Smith explores the complex issue of power in social work, examining both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. This text aims to provide students with a...

Space, the City and Social Theory offers a clear and critical account of key approaches to cities and urban space within social theory and analysis. It explores how social and spatial relations shape...

This book explores how generative mechanisms shape the social order and their consequences. It examines whether Late Modernity will be replaced by a new social formation, known as Morphogenic Society...

Sociology and Social Work provides a comprehensive introduction to sociological perspectives and their application in social work practice. By exploring key concepts and debates, this book helps...

Socialism by John Stuart Mill was first conceived in 1869, as the author sought to thoroughly consider and impartially examine the socialist ideas that had been spreading among workers worldwide. Mr...

Social Science by Gerard Delanty provides a concise and accessible exploration of core ideas in social science. This second edition builds upon the success of its predecessor, incorporating new...

Fiat Socialism: Achieving the Goals of Socialism Through Modern Monetary Theory by Carlos García Hernández offers a fresh perspective on socialism and its relationship with modern monetary theory...

Empowerment, Participation and Social Work by Robert Adams is a comprehensive guide to empowering practice in social work. Now in its fourth edition, this book provides a clear framework for critical...

Expert perspectives on multilingual education for social justiceThis book explores how multilingual education can be provided to enable Indigenous and minority children to succeed both in school and...

Social Narratives: A Practical Guide to Helping Children with Autism and Other Developmental Disabilities Understand Social Behaviours. This evidence-based intervention helps children aged 4+...

Social Work and Faith-based Organizations explores the complex relationships between faith-based organizations and social work practice. This accessible text examines various roles and challenges...

Social Dissonance by Mattin explores how alienation shapes our individual and social selves. By examining this concept in performance and participation, Mattin reveals that amplifying alienation can...

The Social Worker by Clement Attlee is a powerful call to arms for improving society. Written with characteristic compassion and thoughtfulness, this book critiques the Victorian charitable approach...

Identity Process Theory explores how our identities and actions are shaped by social change. This comprehensive framework examines identity, social action, and social change in an ever-evolving world...

Order on the Edge of Chaos: Social Psychology and the Problem of Social Order Social order is fragile and requires constant effort to maintain. In our personal lives, organizations, and communities,...

This reader brings together significant ideas that have shaped social work practice over the last fifty years. It presents foundational extracts alongside commentaries to help readers understand...

Social Inequality by Louise Warwick-Booth provides an in-depth exploration of social inequality and stratification. This updated second edition offers a comprehensive guide to understanding the...

Social Innovation, Social Enterprises and the Cultural Economy: Cultural and Artistic Social Enterprises in Practice by Rocío Nogales Muriel explores how cultural and artistic social enterprises are...

This book explores the complex nature of the social world through a systematic philosophical engagement. It examines how we interact with the social world, considering epistemic, methodological and...

Social science has become increasingly intertwined with governance in complex contemporary societies. However, traditional approaches to understanding the social world are often seen as limited by...

Social Psychology by Stainton Rogers and Wendy is an introductory text that explores two key approaches to understanding human social behaviour: experimental and critical. This updated edition...

The Social Brand: Transforming Your Brand to Win in the Social Era by Huib van Bockel. In today's rapidly changing media landscape, businesses are struggling to adapt and succeed in the social era...