Acknowledgements. Notes on Contributors. Introduction. Part I: Background to Integrating Social Work Methods 1. Social Trends Harry Specht 2. Theory as a Guide to Practice Harry Specht 3. Social Work Practice: Divisions and Unifications Anne Vickery 4. Theory Development and the Unitary Approach to Social Work Practice Howard Goldstein 5. A Model for Social Work Practice Allen Pincus and Anne Minahan Part II: Content to be Integrated 6. Social Work in the Future: Trends and Training Eileen Younghusband 7. Social Casework Anne Vickery 8. Social Group Work Models: Possession and Heritage Beulah Rothman and Catherine P. Papell 9. Social Group Work in the United Kingdom Nano McCaughan 10. Community Work in the United Kingdom David Jones 11. Community Work and Social Work in the United Kingdom Catherine Briscoe 12. Residential Social Work Chris Payne Part III: Issues and Problems in Education and Practice 13. The Incomplete Profession Neil Gilbert and Harry Specht 14. Use of Unitary Models in Education for Social Work Anne Vickery 15. Issues and Problems in Utilising a Unitary Method Harry Specht. Index.
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Harry Specht, Anne Vickery
