Tello Peón, Nelia E.
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This book, compiled by Nelia E. Tello Peón and published by the National School of Social Work at UNAM, explores the historical origins and contempora
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ry practices of social work in various countries. It provides critical reflections on the profession's development, addressing issues such as its scientific foundation, societal perceptions, and the role of social workers in addressing structural inequalities. Contributions from experts worldwide offer a comparative perspective on social work's evolution in nations such as Mexico, Canada, Brazil, Spain, and South Africa. The book aims to provoke thoughtful discourse, promote professional growth, and encourage the reevaluation of social work's identity and purpose. Intended for academics, practitioners, and students, it serves as a resource for understanding social work's challenges and opportunities across diverse cultural contexts.
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Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Instituto de Investigaciones sobre la Universidad y la Educacion