Información General

• Autores: Maria Michailidis (coord.), Silvia Fargion (coord.), Robert Sanders (coord.)
• Editores: Carocci
• Año de publicación: 2008
• País: España
• Idioma: español
• ISBN: 978-88-430-4785-7
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  • Research synergies in social professions: Maria Michailidis, Silvia Fargion, Robert Sanders (edits.). Ed. Carocci. Roma, 2008, 263 págs. ISBN 978-88-430-4785-7

    María Teresa Mira-Perceval Pastor

    Alternativas: Cuadernos de Trabajo Social, ISSN-e 1989-9971, ISSN 1133-0473, Nº. 16, 2009, pág. 150

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Listado de artículos

• • Part One. Reflection on Research in Social Work

    • Introduction:: Enhancing Research Synergies in SocialProfessions in Europe and Beyon

      Maria Michailidis, Silvia Fargion, Robert Sanders

      págs. 13-19

      

    • 1. The Sociology of Modernity and Social Work

      Gérard Moussu

      págs. 23-32

      

    • 2. For an Ethical Reflection on Social Professions:: Contradictions on the Justice Subject

      Michael Knoch

      págs. 33-42

      

    • 3. Approaching the Political Dimension of ‘Neutrality’ in Social Work Research:: A Greek Paradigm

      Vassilis Ioakimidis

      págs. 43-52

      

    • 4. Exploring Social Work through Model

      Eva Johnsson, Kerstin Svensson

      págs. 53-61

      

    • 5. Ethics in Social Research:: Redefining ‘Research’

      Robert Sanders

      págs. 62-73

      

    • 6. Research on Work Performance in Social Professions:: A Competence-Based Approach to Social Work

      Víctor M. Giménez Bertomeu

      págs. 74-84

      

    • 7. How knowledge builds practice

      José-María Morán-Carrillo

      págs. 85-94

      

  • Part Two. Researching Families

    • 8. Family Associationism and Participation in the Governance of Family Policy in Italy

      Carla Moretti

      págs. 97-105

      

    • 9. Conceptualising Families in HIV/AIDS Care:: A Cross-National Perspective and a Model for Intervention

      George Palattiyil

      págs. 106-114

      

    • 10. Experiences and Needs of Children and Adolescents Who Drop out of School through the Lens of Research Findings

      Christos Panayiotopoulos

      págs. 115-123

      

    • 11. Social Work Intervention and Maternal Substance Use during Pregnancy

      Jo Rees

      págs. 124-132

      

    • 12. Maternity Leave:: Law and Reality for New Mothers in Cyprus by Haritini Tsangari

      Stephania Pantzi

      págs. 133-142

      

  • Part Three. Vulnerable Subjects

    • 13. The Operation of Social Services in Greece and Cyprus in the Light of the Mediterranean Welfare Regime

      Gabriel Amitsis

      págs. 145-157

      

    • 14. Romanian Representations of Disability

      Gabriela Ciot, Maria Michailidis

      págs. 158-172

      

    • 15. A Study of Employment amongst Disabled People in Andalusia

      Antonio Iáñez-Domínguez, Rosa María Díaz Jiménez, Antonia Corona-Aguilar

      págs. 173-181

      

    • 16. The Body as a Factor for Social Exclusion:: Methodological Design and Results of Applied Social Research

      Antonio Iáñez-Domínguez

      págs. 182-190

      

    • 17. Living with HIV/AIDS:: Researching the Lived Experiences of Women from Bombay and Edinburgh

      Dina Sidhva

      págs. 191-198

      

  • Part Four. Good Practices

    • 18. Evaluation of Social Services and Construction of Social Work in Turkey

      Aliye Mavili Akta, Fatma Neval Genç

      págs. 201-210

      

    • 19. Towards more Social Cohesion:: A Case Study of Urban Community Development in Turkey

      Fatma Neval Genç, Aliye Mavili Akta’, Mustafa Demirci

      págs. 211-219

      

    • 20. Professionals and Administrators Co-Developing New Praxes

      Alessia Colarusso

      págs. 220-229

      

    • 21. The Interagency Management of Social Services at Local Level:: A Case of ‘Best Practice’ within a District of Region Marche

      Carla Moretti

      págs. 230-238

      

    • 22. Cooperative Relations between Social Workers and Health Staff in a Case of Deinstitutionalisation

      Stavros K. Parlalis

      págs. 239-247

      

    • 23. Cooperative Inquiry as a Tool for Inter-Professional Work Development

      Stefanos Spaneas, Despina Cochliou

      págs. 248-256