Challenges in social work and the need for innovation

Manohar Pawar; Wendy Bowles; Karen Bell

Challenges in social work and the need for innovation

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Abstract

By briefly discussing some of the challenges relating to social work education, practice and research such as further reaching out to disadvantaged communities, social work pedagogy and teaching content, social work research and knowledge building, poverty and inequality, political and economic ideologies, digital technology and robotics, universal basic income policy and the professional bodies, it argues for the necessity to innovate.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Social work
Subtitle of host publication	Innovations and insights
Editors	Manohar Pawar, Wendy Bowles, Karen Bell
Place of Publication	North Melbourne, Vic
Publisher	Australian Scholarly Publishing
Chapter	21
Pages	297-304
Number of pages	8
ISBN (Print)	9781925801286
Publication status	Published - Aug 2018

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