Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005)

Special Issue: The Futures of Social Work

Published: 2005-04-30

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Editorial

Editorial

James G. Daley

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Articles

The Future of Social Work as a Profession

Leon Ginsberg

7-16
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Social Work Education: A Future Of Strength Or Peril

Julia M. Watkins, Dean Pierce

17-23
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Social Work Values and Ethics: Reflections on the Profession's Odssey

Frederic G. Reamer

24-32
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The Future of Global Social Work

Miriam Potocky-Tripodi, Tony Tripodi

33-42
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The Future of Multicultural Social Work

Rowena Fong

43-50
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Future of Macro Social Work

F. Ellen Netting

51-59
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Social Welfare Policy in an Information Age: New Vision or More of the Same?

John G. McNutt

60-67
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The Future of Evidence-Based Social Work: An Optimistic View?

Barry R. Cournoyer

68-78
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The Future of Strengths-Based Social Work

Charles A. Rapp, Dennis Saleebey, W. Patrick Sullivan

79-90
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Technology Convergence and Social Work: When Case Management Meets Geographic Information

Robert Vernon

91-96
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The Future of Spirituality in Social Work: The Farther Reaches of Human Nurture

Edward R. Canda

97-108
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Social Work Practice and People with Disabilities: Our Future Selves

Lisa S. Patchner

109-120
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The Future of Social Work in Aging: “Everything Old is New Again”

Nancy P. Kropf, Margaret Adamek

121-131
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The Future of Rural Social Work

Susan A. Murty

132-144
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The Future of American Families: Implications for Social Work Research, Practice, and Education

Karen Kayser

145-155
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The Future of Social Work in Child Welfare

Jacquelyn McCroskey

156-166
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The Future of School Social Work Practice: Current Trends and Opportunities

Cynthia Franklin

167-181
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Social Work in Health Care in 2025: The Landscape and Paths of Transformation

Kathleen Ell, Besty Vourlekis

182-192
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Mental Health Services in the 21st Century: The Economics and Practice Challenges on the Road to Recovery

W. Patrick Sullivan

193-201
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The Future of Social Work Practice in Addictions

Diana M. DiNitto

202-209
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The Future for Social Work in Juvenile and Adult Criminal Justice

Rosemary C. Sarri, Jeffrey J. Shook

210-220
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Looking Through the Prisms: A Synthesis of the Futures of Social Work

James G. Daley

221-230
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Vol. 6 No. 1 (2005)

Full Issue

Editorial

Editorial

Articles

The Future of Social Work as a Profession

Social Work Education: A Future Of Strength Or Peril

Social Work Values and Ethics: Reflections on the Profession's Odssey

The Future of Global Social Work

The Future of Multicultural Social Work

Future of Macro Social Work

Social Welfare Policy in an Information Age: New Vision or More of the Same?

The Future of Evidence-Based Social Work: An Optimistic View?

The Future of Strengths-Based Social Work

Technology Convergence and Social Work: When Case Management Meets Geographic Information

The Future of Spirituality in Social Work: The Farther Reaches of Human Nurture

Social Work Practice and People with Disabilities: Our Future Selves

The Future of Social Work in Aging: “Everything Old is New Again”

The Future of Rural Social Work

The Future of American Families: Implications for Social Work Research, Practice, and Education

The Future of Social Work in Child Welfare

The Future of School Social Work Practice: Current Trends and Opportunities

Social Work in Health Care in 2025: The Landscape and Paths of Transformation

Mental Health Services in the 21st Century: The Economics and Practice Challenges on the Road to Recovery

The Future of Social Work Practice in Addictions

The Future for Social Work in Juvenile and Adult Criminal Justice

Looking Through the Prisms: A Synthesis of the Futures of Social Work

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