However, I like this book because it have provided issues I never thought of. I expected risks such as physical but there are far more risks that have been an issue in the social work practice. The book also connects to the reader. The book covers racsim and discrimination for African American women which who I am. The authors made clear factual points as well as examples. The book covers a wide range of ethical issues including political, cultural and institutionalized views. Ethical Issues in Social Work informs those who are looking into the perfession the ethicial dilemmas and teaches those who are already in the social worker field a scope of rich information to take into considereation. The book has chapters with an overview with essays of the social work practice and policies. Both authors Richard Hugman and George David Smith are Professors. Professor Richard Hugman overseer of the School of Social Work at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. He has been a qualified social worker for more than ten years. Professor Hugman researches new and developing ethics for caring professions, social work and anlysis fo human right for
However, I like this book because it have provided issues I never thought of. I expected risks such as physical but there are far more risks that have been an issue in the social work practice. The book also connects to the reader. The book covers racsim and discrimination for African American women which who I am. The authors made clear factual points as well as examples. The book covers a wide range of ethical issues including political, cultural and institutionalized views. Ethical Issues in Social Work informs those who are looking into the perfession the ethicial dilemmas and teaches those who are already in the social worker field a scope of rich information to take into considereation. The book has chapters with an overview with essays of the social work practice and policies. Both authors Richard Hugman and George David Smith are Professors. Professor Richard Hugman overseer of the School of Social Work at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. He has been a qualified social worker for more than ten years. Professor Hugman researches new and developing ethics for caring professions, social work and anlysis fo human right for