The Reluctant Welfare State: Engaging History to Advance Social Work Practice in Contemporary Society
The Reluctant Welfare State explores the historical development and contemporary significance of the welfare state for social work. Bruce S. Jansson emphasizes the value of engaging history as social workers seek to understand social policy, strengthen professional practice, and contribute to progress in contemporary society.
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The Reluctant Welfare State examines the history of the welfare state and its significance for social work.
Bruce S. Jansson connects historical understanding with contemporary social work practice.
The book considers how engaging with social welfare history can help inform efforts to advance the profession and its work in society.
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