Titlebook: Ecology of Common Care; The Ecosocial Approa Wolf Rainer Wendt Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive l

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Kapitel II Kundenbeziehungsmanagementes, education, personal social services, and social security and social protection. In each area, different contexts are important that are beneficial or detrimental to individual welfare. Ecosocially, the respective conditions in which professional helpers and their clientele interact are sought ou

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4615-1315-5es not take place in value judgement-free research, but with the claim of a sustainable positive shaping of individual and common existence in those contexts. How we can live refers to the living conditions in the ecological contexts of our existence. In view of the changes in the contexts of life o

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Bruno Riedmüller,Guillermina Schr?derch level of social action and behaviour is involved in the responsibility. More and more social dispositions occur owing to developments in the environment and nature. It did not take the COVID-19 crisis for that to happen. Social action is generally gaining an ecological profile. Considerations in

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Luka Sopta,Nelida ?rnjari?-?ic,Senka Vukovi?be provided in the real, cultural, normative and psychosocial space in which people conduct their lives. Within this framework, their situation has to be assessed and plans made with them to change and to do something for their well-being. Professional care is linked to the concern and the caring at

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Kenneth Eriksson,Claes Johnson,Donald Estepd possibilities, and orientates them towards sustainability. The approach illuminates the proximate and wider landscapes of care and concern with a reconstructive intention and for the purposes of being appropriately and fruitfully active in them. Ecologically, social work is embedded in the househo

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