Social Work and African-centred Worldviews Author:Mekada Graham and a chapter on memory

and a chapter on memory work which draws on experience from a number of countries

South Africa and Palestine this book aims to provide such a re-assessment which will be of importance to academics and practitioners who are keen to consider the nature and processes of social work in a changing world

specialist framework of care and support

Each chapter is built around ‘real-life’ case scenarios using a problem-based learning approach

Finland and the United States of America have prepared chapters describing the state-of-the art (and science

Social Work and African-centred Worldviews Author:Mekada Graham and a chapter on memoryOne of the consistent features of social work education has been the dearth of social work texts, which consider and address diverse worldviews and social philosophies as a theoretical base for models of social work practice. This book explores the socio cultural perspectives that emerge from black communities as interpretative frameworks to explain and resolve social problems. The book is at the cutting edge of exploring new paradigms for social work