Provocative, insightful, and sometimes controversial, this thought-provoking volume chronicles the social and political evolution of social work between September 1989 and November 1993. Although the essays reflect the events of the time in which they were written, they are timeless in their insights into human nature and the ways in which the social work profession can help improve the human condition. Includes a foreword by Carel B. Germain, the creator of the ecological perspective.

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Ann Hartman, DSW, is an eminent lecturer, author, educator, and clinician who has practiced in the fields of child welfare, family services, and community mental health.

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