Vol. 3 No. 1 (2005): SW&S

Published: 2011-08-14

Series: "European Social Services in Transition"

Resisting Postmodernity: Swedish social policy in the 1990s

Arthur Gould

72-84
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Articles

Social Work and the Quality of Life Politics - A Critical Assessment

Sandra Landhäußer, Holger Ziegler

30-58
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Concepts for Contemporary Social Work: Globalization, Oppression, Social Exclusion, Human Rights, Etc.

Katherine van Wormer

1-10
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Social Work, Social Politics and Justice

Heinz Sünker

11-29
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What is the Relation between Human Practical Action and an Accompanying Discourse? Discussing the Status of Practical Theory

Ulf Brinkkjær, Morten Nørholm

59-71
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Risks and Responsibilities? The Individualisation of Youth Transitions and the Ambivalence between Participation and Activation in Europe

Andreas Walther

116-127
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Just a Tea Stall Girl: Lessons from India

Jane Birkbeck

102-115
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The Development of Social Work as a Speciality and the Profession in Estonia

Riina Kiik, Reeli Sirotkina

128-133
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Research Notes

Globalisation, E-learning and the Monetary Pressure on the Educational Field

Salvatore Pasquale Angilletta

85-92
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Debate

Social Work and a New Social Order - Challenging Neo-liberalism's Erosion of Solidarity

Walter Lorenz

93-101
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Historical Portraits

Dr. Ralph Garber, Canada, President of IASSW 1988 - 1996

Richard Splane

135-140
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Book Reviews

Skehill, Caroline: History of the Present of Child Protection and Welfare Social Work in Ireland

Anu Muuri

134
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