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Social Workers, Organisations and the State,nomic conditions (see Chapter 2). This chapter considers some aspects of the organisational bases from which social work is practised, and related issues concerning the training and professional status of social workers; it also attempts to identify some of the similarities and contrasts. An indicat

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Participation: A European Ideal and a Social Work Activity, make these concerns tangible and influential, the EC has created structures and initiatives which have begun to exemplify a commitment to a pluralist and participatory form of representation. This democratic vision of participation, integration and solidarity is held by both the EC and the Council

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Social Europe, Social Action and Social Work, this book is that a clear involvement with European social action agendas can give it that purpose, and that the experience and traditions of other forms of social work can be useful in creating that new theoretical base. At this time of uncertainty, the realisation of closer involvement with Europ

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clusively, France and Germany. Comparisons are made of national policies and practice in relation to specific client groups; and new concerns requiring common responses are identified. This discussion is put in the context of an emerging social agenda of the European Community. The authors argue tha