An A-Z of social work theory. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Malcolm Payne.
• Authors: Payne, Malcolm, 1947-
• Contents: A; Acceptance; Accountability; Action/activity; Activism; Adaptation; Advocacy; Affect/affect regulation; Affiliation; African-centred practice; Ageing; Ageism; Agency; Aggression; Aggression management; Alienation; Alliance; Altruism; Ambiguity; Ambivalence; Anti-discriminatory practice; Anti-oppressive practice; Anti-psychiatry; Anti-racist practice; Art; Assessment; Attachment theory; Authenticity; Athentization; Authority; Autonomy; B; Balance; Bauman, Zygmunt; Beck, Ulrich; Being; Bereavement; Biestek, Felix; Biopsychosocial model; Black perspectives; Body; Body/mind/spirit work; Boundary; Bourdieu, Pierre; Broker; Buddhism; Bureaucracy; Business; C; Capacity-building; Capital; Care/caring; Care management; Case; Case management; Case record; Casework; Change; Chaos theory; Children; Christianity; Citizen advocacy; Citizenship; Codes of ethics; Cognitive behavioural therapy; Colonialism; Commodification; Commonalities; Community; Community development; Community social work; Community work; Complex adaptive systems; Consciousness-raising; Contracts; Constructionism/constructivism; Context; Coping; Co-production; Core conditions; Counselling; Crisis; Crisis intervention; Critical incident analysis; Critical practice theory; Critical race theory; Critical realism; Critical reflection; Critical thinking; Cultural competence; Cultural imperialism; Culture; D; Decolonization; Deconstruction; Dependence/dependency; Determinism/determinants; Development; Dewey, John; Diagnosis; Diagnostic practice theory; Dialectic; Dialogue/dialogical practice; Difference; Dignity; Disability; Disabled living movement; Disadvantage; Disasters; Discourse; Discretion; Discrimination; Disruption; Diversity; Dread; Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders; Dual process theory; E; Eclecticism; Eco/ecocentric/ecological/ecosocial/green social work; Ecological systems/eco systems theory; Ego; Ego psychology; Emancipation; Embodiment; Emergence; Emotion; Emotional intelligence; Emotional labour; Empathy; Empiricism; Empowerment; The Enlightenment; Entrepreneurship; Epistemology; Equality; Equilibrium; Ethics; Ethics of care; Ethnic group/ethnicity; Evidence-based practice; exchange; exclusion; existentialism; F; Fairness; Family; Family group conferencing; Family social work; Family support implements; Family therapy; Feminist practice theory field; Fordism; Foucault, Michel; Foundationalism; Frame analysis/framing; Fraser, Nancy; Freedom; Freire, Paulo; Freud, Sigmund; Functional practice; Functionalism; Functional analysis; G; Gandhi, Mohandas Karamchand; Gender; General systems theory; Generalist/generic practice; Germain, Carel Bailey; Giddens, Anthony; Gilligan, Carol; Globalization; Goffman, Erving; Goldstein, Howard; Gramsci, Antonio; groups/small groups; group care; groupwork; H; Habermas, Jürgen; Habitus; Halmos, Paul; Hegemony; Helping; Holism; Hope; Human rights; Humanistic practice; Humanitarianism; I; Identity; Identity politics; Ideology; Impartiality; Inclusion; Indigenist theory; Individualization; Inequality; Insight; Institutionalization; Interdependence; Interpretivist theories; Intersectionality; Intersubjectivity; Intervention; ‘in vivo’; Islam; J; Judgement; Justice; K, L; Labelling; Language issues/linguistic turn; Liberal ideas; Liberation; Liberation theology; Life course theories; Life model; M; McDonaldization; Macro practice; Maintenance; Managerialism; Manualization; Market; Marketization; Marx, Karl; Marxist social work; Materialism; Meaning; Medicalization; Medical model; Mental health; Milieu therapy; Millennium Development Goals; Mindfulness; Modality; Modernity; Moral panics; Motivational interviewing; Multicultural practice; Multidisciplinary/multiprofessional practice/teamwork; N; Narrative practice theory; Need; Neoliberalism; Networks; Neuroscience; New public management; Non-directiveness; Normalization/social role valorization; O; Object; Object relations; Oppression; Ordinary housing/ordinary living movements; Other/othering/otherness; P; Parker Follett, Mary; Participation/client participation; Pathologization; Patriarchy; Peer advocacy; Peer support; Performance; Personalization; Person-centred practice; Person-in-situation/person-in-environment; Pessimism; Place; Pluralism; ‘Post’ ideas; Post-colonialism; Postmodernism; Poverty; Power; Pragmatism; Praxis; Principle-based ethics; Privatization; Privilege; Problem; Problematization; Problem/troubled families; Problem-solving theory; Proceduralization; Process; Professionalization; Progressivism; Psychoanalysis; Psychodynamic theory; Psychologization; Psychosocial theory; Q; Quality; Quasi-market; R; Race; Racism/institutional racism; Radical practice theory; Rawls, John; Reconceptualization movement; Reciprocity; Recognition; Recovery; Reflection; Reflexivity; Reframing; Reid, William J; Relational practice; Relationship; Religion; Representation; Residential care/residential work; Resilience/resiliency; Resistance; Respect/respect for persons; Richmond, Mary (Ellen); Rights; Risk; Role; Role ambiguity; Role complementarity; Role conflict; Role distance; Role set; S; Safeguarding; Salomon, Alice; Schön, Donald S; Security; The self; Self-actualization; Self-advocacy; Self-determination; Self-direction; Self-efficacy; Self-respect; Semiotics; Sen, Amartya Kumar; Sheffield, Ada Eliot; Signs of safety; Slavery; Social; Social action; Social capital; Social care; Social change; Social construction; Social development; Social exclusion; Social justice; Social learning theory; Social movements theory; Social pedagogy; Social reproduction theory; Social problems; Social role valorisation; Social work; Social work theory; Solution practice t
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Los Angeles : SAGE
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 361.301; Social service -- Philosophy; Social service
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781529757552
• Related ISBNs: 9781526487261; 9781526487254
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references.; Note: Description based on CIP data; resource not viewed.
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