Social Work Administration: Social Work Series Textbooks

Author: Xiao Hong'en
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: Social Work Administration is an emerging discipline in China, with predecessors and contemporaries making significant contributions. Building upon existing achievements, this book provides a general overview and some innovative insights into the fundamental theories and practices of Social Work Administration, covering aspects such as theoretical origins, subject development, administrative operations, legal norms, and future trends. The book is divided into the following five parts.
Part 1 outlines the definition and historical development of the discipline of Social Work Administration, exploring the basic requirements for studying and researching it.
Part 2 begins with the definition of the subject of Social Work Administration, clarifying its three major subjects: Social Work Administrative Organizations, Social Work Administrative Leaders, and Social Work Administrative Personnel.
Part 3 discusses the fundamental issues of Social Work Administrative operations, including both general discussions and specific process revelations; both theoretical explanations and policy explorations.
Part 4 examines the normative aspects of Social Work Administration from the perspectives of administrative systems and legal frameworks, with a particular focus on discussing the administrative system as a normative framework for Social Work Administration.
Part 5 primarily elaborates on reform and development directions, discussing the issue of efficiency and reform.
This book can serve as a textbook for students majoring in Social Work and Sociology, as well as a reference for educators, researchers, and practitioners in the fields of Social Work and Sociology.