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ETHNIC SENSITIVITY IN SOCIAL WORKBook Details By Michael Winkelman. Published by Eddie Bowers Publishing, Inc. Dubuque, Iowa.
1999. 438 pages. Includes bibliographical references and index. ISBN 0-945483-97-X.
Paperback, $34.95.
Quotes/Reviews "Winkelman provides an extensive overview of the theoretical issues presented
by ethnicity in social work, as well as a detailed analysis of the situation for each
of the major ethnic groups in the United States." --Journal of Social Work Education
Abstract This book addresses how to develop the ability to be a contributor to culturally sensitive human services and provides a practical introduction to these fundamental issues in a cross-cultural adaptation. It provides an overview of major theoretical issues in cross-cultural relations and adaptation with a specific focus on their application in social work. It incorporates into the chapters self-assessment exercises and activities which direct the student toward cross-cultural learning experiences. It provides coverage of the major U.S. ethnic groups using sociohistorical and psychocultural systems models to provide a specific focus on adaptation in social work.
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