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β Irene Levin, Marit Haldar, AurΓ©lie Picot
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Sociology and Social Work. Perspectives and Problems
β Scribed by Brian J. Heraud and Jean P. Nursten (Auth.)
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- Elsevier Ltd, Pergamon Press
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- 1970
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- English
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- 303
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- 1st
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- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Content:
Front Matter, Page iii
Copyright, Page iv
Foreword, Pages vii-ix
Acknowledgements, Pages xi-xii
CHAPTER 1 - Sociology and Social WorkβAn Introduction, Pages 3-24
CHAPTER 2 - The Sociological Perspective, Pages 25-44
CHAPTER 3 - The Family and Kinship, Pages 47-79
CHAPTER 4 - The Analysis of the Community, Pages 80-95
CHAPTER 5 - Social Stratification, Pages 96-112
CHAPTER 6 - Child Rearing, Language, and Social Class, Pages 113-141
CHAPTER 7 - Social Deviance, Pages 142-176
Introduction to Part III, Pages 179-181
CHAPTER 8 - The Social Functions of Social WorkβSocial Control, Pages 182-200
CHAPTER 9 - The Social Functions of Social Work β Social Change, Pages 201-218
CHAPTER 10 - The Professionalization of Social Work, Pages 219-248
CHAPTER 11 - The Organizational Context of Social Work, Pages 249-267
CHAPTER 12 - Perspectives and Problems, Pages 271-291
Author Index, Pages 293-296
Subject Index, Pages 297-306
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