Social Work Education in Europe
A cura di Annamaria Campanini, Elisabeth Frost, Maria Josè Freitas
- Edizione: Luglio 2007
- Collana: Biblioteca di testi e studi
- ISBN: 9788843042654
- Pagine: 184
- Prezzo:
18,50 €17,58 €
In breve
This book is about the impact of the eu on social work education,
and how within the eu social work education is evolving. It considers
the policies and regulation within the eu which impact on the status
and content of the professional preparation welfare workers receive:
the meta-issues in European social work education. The volume also
seeks to explore some of the key comparative trends across European
social work education, in relation to both innovations and accumulated
experience. It also reflects on how the identity of the social worker
is undergoing considerable revision in the 'new' Europe, and the role
education has in this process.Written by social work academics from
North, South, East andWestern Europe, some offering an analytical
picture of their national situations for the first time, the book offers
readers the opportunity to examine the pan-European picture in the
social work education field from original and innovative perspectives.
This book is about the impact of the eu on social work education,
and how within the eu social work education is evolving. It considers
the policies and regulation within the eu which impact on the status
and content of the professional preparation welfare workers receive:
the meta-issues in European social work education.
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Annamaria Campanini
Già professore associato di Sociologia generale all’Università di Milano-Bicocca, è presidente dell’International Association of Schools of Social Work.
Elisabeth Frost
Is Principal Lecturer in SocialWork, Faculty
of Health and Social Care, and Faculty Director of International
Developments at the University of theWest of England, Bristol, uk.
She is one of the three founder members of the Thematic Network
‘eusw, European Platform forWorldwide SocialWork’.
Maria Josè Freitas
Is a Senior Researcher at the Comparative European
Social Research & Theory Research Centre (cesrt) and lecturer
in the ma Comparative European Social Studies (ma cess), Faculty
of Social Studies, Zuyd University Maastricht (nl). She is a member
of the eusw Thematic Network and a core member of the eusw
publications working group.
