The Ethical Foundations of Social Work provides an engaging,
theoretically rigorous and practice-based grounding in social work
ethics. The authors examine when, how and why principles and
debates historically emerged, and then explicitly map them onto
everyday ethical challenges and situations in social work practice.
As such, the book promotes an ethically 'conscious' approach
whereby principles can be applied flexibly and confidently as tools
for critically responding to problems. Key features: * 'Real life'
case studies illustrate contemporary ethical dilemmas and help
explore the process of critically analysing a situation. *
Demonstrates the relationship between ethical theory and practice.
* Shows how contemporary Codes of Practice have emerged from
debates. * Looks at how individuals and groups relate to each other
as well as to social institutions. * Boxed material focuses on key
issues and summary points, and further reading supports and extends
the reader. The Ethical Foundations of Social Work is essential
reading for social work students and practitioners looking for a
thorough grounding in ethical issues and practice. It will also be
of interest more widely in social care and the social sciences.
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