The Empowerment Tradition in American Social Work: A History
Barbara Levy Simon explores the empowerment tradition in American social work through a historical account of the field. The book considers how empowerment emerged as an important idea within social work and examines its place in the profession’s intellectual and practical development.
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The Empowerment Tradition in American Social Work: A History examines the development of empowerment as a tradition within American social work.
Barbara Levy Simon places the subject in historical context, focusing on the relationship between empowerment and the broader field of social work.
This book offers readers an account of an important idea in social work history and its place in the profession’s evolving thought and practice.
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