Chinese Social Work Research (Issue 4)

Author: Wang Sibin
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The authors of Social Work in China are scholars and experts who have long been engaged in teaching, research, and practice in social work. They delve into the field, investigate and summarize the experiences of social work, and conduct in-depth research and discussions on practical and theoretical issues such as integrated intervention models for vulnerable groups, the relationship between the government and third sectors, and more. This book is both academically oriented and practice-oriented. These papers not only represent the highest level of social work research in China but also reflect the practical concerns of social workers. Moreover, they hold significant importance for advancing the development of China's social welfare cause, establishing the theoretical system of Chinese social work, and improving the professional standards and effectiveness of social work. Social Work in China is a professional series on social work research launched by the Chinese Association for Social Work Education. Since 2002, it has already reached its fourth issue this year. Social Work in China (Fourth Issue) is composed of three parts: local practice research in social work, theoretical exploration of social work and social welfare, and research on theories and experiences from outside the country. It strives to balance theoretical and empirical research, as well as domestic and international studies, reflecting both contemporary research achievements and a historical review of the emergence and development of social work.