The Community and the Social WorkerF.E. Peacock Publishers, 1987 - 195 pagine |
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... human service profession- als . There are , however , two sets of theory which will help you in studying communities : human ecology and social systems theory . These perspectives , which are well developed in the social sciences , are ...
... human service profession- als . There are , however , two sets of theory which will help you in studying communities : human ecology and social systems theory . These perspectives , which are well developed in the social sciences , are ...
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... human serv- ice professionals operate . Formal human service agencies are the ma- jor organizational structures that provide social welfare services . Other community subsystems , and other social units , such as individuals , families ...
... human serv- ice professionals operate . Formal human service agencies are the ma- jor organizational structures that provide social welfare services . Other community subsystems , and other social units , such as individuals , families ...
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... human service organizations are similar to three aspects noted by Perlman and Gurin above , that is , clientele , skill , and purposes . In classifying human service organizations in terms of the kinds of clients they serve and the ...
... human service organizations are similar to three aspects noted by Perlman and Gurin above , that is , clientele , skill , and purposes . In classifying human service organizations in terms of the kinds of clients they serve and the ...
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CONTENTS | 1 |
The Competent Community | 9 |
Systems Perspectives for Understanding Communities | 22 |
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