The Reluctant Welfare State: Engaging History to Advance Social Work Practice in Contemporary Society (Empowerment)
by Bruce S. Jansson, Bruce Jansson
The Reluctant Welfare State connects the history of social welfare with contemporary social work practice. Framed around empowerment, it encourages readers to engage history as a resource for understanding present-day society, social policy, and the continuing role of the welfare state.
About This Book
The Reluctant Welfare State examines the history of the welfare state in relation to social work practice.
It connects historical understanding with contemporary society, offering a framework for engaging with current social conditions.
Published as part of the Empowerment series, the book is intended for readers interested in social work, public policy, and social welfare.
Bruce S. Jansson and Bruce Jansson present a practice-oriented perspective on the continuing relevance of welfare-state history.
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