Professions arise in response to the needs of society, and social work, as a profession, integrates and collaborates with other professions to contribute to enhancing human welfare. This is achieved by fulfilling needs and working to solve problems to raise the quality of life and improve living standards for individuals, members of diverse groups, and citizens in the community. Despite its novelty, social work has proven its importance in all fields of professional practice due to its early connection with advocating for the poor and disenfranchised groups. To achieve its goals, it has relied on developing its components, most importantly the preparation of the professional practitioner—the social worker. The preparation process for a social worker includes providing them with diverse theoretical knowledge that helps them understand the basic units of interaction they work with. They are equipped with various knowledge, some related to the core principles of social work and others derived from other sciences and the foundational knowledge required for a student of social work and social legislation. Given the importance of social legislation, it is a core course in many colleges. This book addresses the topic of new social legislations and their relationship with the social work profession, contributing to strengthening the knowledge base of social workers in various fields of professional practice.

• ISBN: 9789957167691
• Weight: 0.700 kg
• Dimensions: 17x24 cm
• Paper: White
• Pages: 304
• Year of Publication: 2012
• Binding: Hardcover