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Ethnic Sensitivity in Social Work

ETHNIC SENSITIVITY IN SOCIAL WORK

Book 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.

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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.


To Order a Copy

Contact Eddie Bowers Publishing, Inc. at 1-800-747-2411 or write to them at 2600 Jackson Street; Dubuque, IA 52001-3342.

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