Peeping at peers: A cross-national study of professionalism in social work
Peeping at peers: A cross-national study of professionalism in social work
Samenvatting
Contemporary social work is subjected to ongoing questions in terms of its effectiveness and accountability. It appears to be problematic for social workers to defend themselves in a proper manner. When they do so, they often seem to rely primarily on a rhetoric of good intentions and are thus unable to constructively asses the underlying principles of their work.
These considerations have prompted the research outline that is presented in this paper.
Gepubliceerd in | European Journal of Social Work Routledge, Vol. 11, Uitgave: 4 |
Jaar | 2008 |
Type | Artikel |
Taal | Engels |