Decolonising Social Work in Finland: Challenges, Opportunities, and Transformations offers a critical and transformative examination of the field of social work through the lens of decolonization. This insightful volume explores the ways in which Finnish social work practices and policies can be reimagined to address issues of power, inequality, and cultural representation, providing a comprehensive framework for achieving a more just and equitable practice.
Key Sections and Themes:
- Introduction to Decolonisation in Social Work: The book begins by introducing the concept of decolonisation and its relevance to the field of social work. It defines key terms and concepts related to decolonisation, including the impact of colonial histories on contemporary social work practices and the need for transformative change.
- Historical Context of Social Work in Finland: A detailed exploration of the historical development of social work in Finland. This section traces the origins of social work practices and policies in Finland, examining how historical contexts of colonialism, nationalism, and welfare policies have shaped the current landscape of social work.
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