Social Work Challenges In The XXI Century: Perspectives From The Usa "(Duo Papel + Ebook). Retos Sociales de Trabajo en el Sigl

ÍNDICE
CHAPTER 1. SOCIAL WORK CHALLENGES IN THE 21 CENTURY: CITIZENSHIP, TECHNOLOGY AND E-SOCIAL WORK. ANTONIO LÓPEZ PELÁEZ / HÉCTOR LUIS DÍAZ
CHAPTER 2. LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT AND SOCIAL WORK: PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE CHALLENGES. DEE ANN SHERWOOD
CHAPTER 3. GETTING TO WHAT WORKS: USING RESEARCH TO IN-FORM DIRECT PRACTICE IN SOCIAL WORK IN THE UNITED STATES. JENNIFER HARRISON
CHAPTER 4.SUPPORTING VULNERABLE COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS: A MODEL OF UNIVERSITY-COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT. LINWOOD COUS
CHAPTER 5. BEYOND THE CITY: THE NECESSITY FOR RURAL SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE IN THE UNITED STATES. DONNA M. AGUINAGA
CHAPTER 6. SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE IN ALASKA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE LAST FRONTIER. KATHI R. TRAWVER
CHAPTER 7. ELDERLY LATINOS IN A CHANGING SOCIETY. ALEJANDRO GARCÍA
CHAPTER 8. CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES: SOCIAL WORK STUDENTS ATTITUDES TOWARDS THE DISCIPLINE OF CHILDREN AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR SOCIAL WORK EDUCATION. LINDA CHERREY REESER / SUSAN WEINGER
CHAPTER 9. STRENGTHENING TRAUMA-INFORMED SYSTEMS AND CHILD WELFARE SERVICES: CULTURAL HUMILITY, TRANS-FORMATIVE COMPLICITY, AND EMPOWERMENT IN INTERDISCIPLINARY TEAMS. ROXANNA DUNTLEY-MATOS / ROBERT M. ORTEGA/ ELIZABETH BRASS /CINDY NEWBERRY / MARRIT SHIERY /SARAH BEU

RESUMEN
By the word challenge we refer to conditions or situations that demand new and innovative responses and to situations that may demand time, knowledge and/or resources we may not currently have. Examples of challenges faced by our profession of social work may include: the incorporation of new technologies in our professional practice, the persistence of social exclusion, or the need to provide effective and culturally sensitive interventions rural as well as urban environments. This book discusses new technologies as they relate to our profession, leadership, research and professional practice, empowerment and community organizations, rural social work, history and characteristics of social work in Alaska, specific problems of the Latino elderly, corporal punishment in education, Trauma-Informed Service Delivery Systems and Child Welfare Services. The various chapters provide insight into the practical issues faced by social workers in the United States even though the issues addressed do not by any means represent an exhaustive or comprehensive list.