Social Workers Count: Numbers and Social Issues
Social Workers Count: Numbers and Social Issues considers how numerical thinking connects with social work and the study of society. Michael Anthony Lewis explores the relevance of numbers to social issues, offering readers an accessible subject for examining quantitative perspectives within social work and broader public concerns.
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Social Workers Count: Numbers and Social Issues examines the connection between social work, numbers, and matters of public concern.
The book presents numerical thinking as relevant to the study and practice of social work.
It considers how numbers can be used to engage with social issues and the broader social world.
Written by Michael Anthony Lewis, this title is suited to readers interested in social work and quantitative perspectives on society.
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