Social Work Administration (Social Work Series)

Author: Zhang Shu
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Publish Date: 2002-01-23
Features: Social Work Administration is one of the professional methods for implementing social work. It achieves the function of serving society through administrative procedures and techniques. Based on introducing the basic concepts of social work administration, this book is divided into the following four parts: Part I introduces the organizational construction theory, operational models, trends of institutional reform, and leadership theory and decision-making methods in social work administration. Part II covers the formulation of social work administrative plans, the process of implementing social work administration, the efficiency and evaluation of social work administration, and financial management techniques in the implementation process of social work administration. Part III discusses the theories and methods of human resource management in social work organizations, including position classification systems, personnel updating systems, personnel incentive systems, and personnel control systems. Part IV explores legal and supervisory issues in social work administration, such as legislative and regulatory development, as well as the prospects for reform and development in social work administration. This book can serve as a textbook for social work majors in colleges and universities and also as a reference for professionals engaged in various administrative roles in social work.