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SCIENCE, PHILOSOPHY, AND HUMANISM IN SOCIAL WORK: From the Passive-Sociologist Model to the Proactive-Multidisciplinary Model and from „Social Assistant” to „Social Professional”
This volume introduces into contemporary Romanian social work literature an integrative, multi-level, complex, and multidisciplinary perspective on the theory, practice, and policy of social work. It highlights a diversity of models—grouped into three main categories: scientific, philosophical, and humanist—within the subsequences of social theory, practice, and policy.
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