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'...provides a comprehensive yet deep analysis on the ever changing context of social work practice... useful for academics teaching practical ethics, for social work students, and a real windfall for social work practitioners...' - British Journal of Social Work
British Journal of Social Work
'...provides a comprehensive yet deep analysis on the ever changing context of social work practice... useful for academics teaching practical ethics, for social work students, and a real windfall for social work practitioners...'
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53 of 55 people found the following review helpful:
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covers a fundemental area for social workers. A must have!,
By Nick Raymond (Chelmsford, Essex United Kingdom) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ethics and Values in Social Work (British Association of Social Workers (BASW) Practical Social Work) (Paperback)
The subject is by no means new, yet I found the book a perfect start for understanding the principles around the contruction of values and the dangers of having oppressive values. Banks' writing style is fluid and the language used means that the information is accessable. The Use of examples will help any student (or practising) Social Worker to focus on their own value base.
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This review is from: Ethics and Values in Social Work (BASW Practical Social Work Series) (Paperback)
Readable and interesting and managable.
This explores difficult and complex issues in a easy to understand way. It's well written and clear. I liked the section on the guilt faced by social workers and the different approaches to practice - radical and so forth. Compact and small enough to carry/read on the train/bus to work/uni. I found it usefu for assignments and when reflecting on my practice.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
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Well worth the purchase,
By Evie B "Evie" (UK) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Ethics and Values in Social Work (BASW Practical Social Work Series) (Paperback)
Excellent easily read and understood book. I would recommend it to social workers who hope to improve their knowledge of ethics and values. It has also been very valuable to me a social work student to clarify the diffrence between ethics and values.
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