Faces of Social Policy A Strengths Perspective

, by Tice, Carolyn J.; Perkins, Kathleen

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ISBN: 9780534345020 | 0534345026
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Copyright: 10/22/2001

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This book focuses on the people who the social policies affect and analyzes various policies from a strengths perspective.

Social Policy from a Strengths Perspective

(18)

What Is Social Policy?

(1)

Developing Social Policy

(8)

The Problem-Centered Approach

(2)

The Strengths Approach

(1)

Formulating Policy Alternatives

(2)

Legitimizing Policy

(2)

The Problem-Centered Approach in Perspective

(1)

A Strengths Perspective for Developing Social Policy

(4)

The Policy Process from a Strengths Approach

(3)

Profiles in Social Policy: Giving Recipients a Face and a Voice

(1)

Implications for Policy Practice

(1)

Summary

(1)

References

(2)

The Legacies of Antiquity and Medieval Society

(16)

Antiquity: The Poor and Traditions of Charity

(4)

Greek and Roman Society

(1)

Jewish Traditions

(2)

Islamic Philanthropy

(1)

Christianity

(1)

Themes Emerging from Antiquity

(1)

Middle Ages Society

(7)

The Church and Social Welfare

(1)

Feudal Society

(2)

Feudalism Gives Way to Capitalism

(2)

Elizabethan Poor Law of 1601

(2)

A Strengths Perspective

(1)

Summary

(1)

References

(2)

Early America: A Time of Need

(14)

Colonial America's Response to Need

(9)

The Colonists

(2)

The Presence of Poverty

(1)

Colonial Social Welfare

(1)

Outdoor Relief

(1)

Indoor Relief

(1)

Hospitals

(1)

Prisons

(1)

Religious and Humanitarian Contributions to Social Welfare

(3)

Colonial Social Welfare: A Strengths Perspective

(1)

Summary

(1)

References

(2)

Social Realities in the Developing Nation

(18)

Federal Welfare for Revolutionary War Veterans

(2)

Population Growth, Geographic Expansion

(2)

Reform Movements

(2)

Methods of Caring for the Indigent

(3)

Asylum Movement

(1)

Child Saving

(2)

Developing Social Welfare from the Strengths Perspective

(1)

Summary

(1)

References

(1)

Appendix 4-A Scene in a Private Mad-House

(2)

American Industrialization: The Policy of Development

(32)

Emancipation Without Freedom

(5)

Politics and the Economy

(4)

Republican Victory and the Civil War

(3)

Social Welfare and Reconstruction

(6)

The State of Affairs of Women

(9)

Looking at the Era from a Strengths Perspective

(1)

Challenges to Social Welfare

(1)

Resistance and Resiliency of the Slave Culture

(5)

Leadership Emerged

(2)

Other Notable People

(1)

Women's Struggle for Rights

(1)

Summary

(1)

References

(1)

Social Reform in the Progressive Era

(32)

Aftermath of the Civil War

100

(1)

The Evolution of Reform

101

(1)

Early Reform Efforts of the Era

102

(2)

The Influences on Reform

104

(7)

Charity Organization Societies

104

(4)

The Settlement House Movement

108

(3)

The Professionalization of Social Work

111

(9)

Social Work, Casework, and Welfare in the 1920s

111

(3)

African American Social Work

114

(6)

Social Reform Activities

120

(7)

Mothers' Pension Legislation

121

(1)

Child Labor Legislation

122

(3)

Other Social Reform Issues

125

(2)

A Strengths Perspective Analysis of the Progressive Era

127

(2)

African American Social Work

128

(1)

Summary

129

(1)

References

129

(2)

The Emerging Welfare State

131

(20)

Socioeconomic Conditions of the Times

132

(3)

The Response of Private Social Agencies

135

(2)

The Political Arena

137

(4)

People's Art Movement

141

(2)

Federal Works Programs

143

(4)

The Emerging Welfare State from a Strengths Perspective

147

(2)

Summary

149

(1)

References

149

(2)

The Social Security Act: The Foundation of Social Welfare

151

(24)

Roosevelt and the Relief Effort

152

(2)

The Social Security Act

154

(3)

Principle Criticisms of the Social Security Act

157

(1)

Social Work and the Social Security Act

158

(2)

The New Deal from a Strengths Perspective

160

(3)

Summary

163

(1)

References

163

(1)

Appendix 8-A

164

(11)

The Great Society: A Social Welfare Legacy

175

(32)

Occurrences and Resistance Leading Up to Social Reform of the 1960s

176

(18)

Affluence Masks Continuing Poverty

176

(1)

Jim Crow Laws

176

(6)

Other Racial Groups

182

(1)

Gays and Lesbians

183

(1)

Poverty, the Disabled, and Public Assistance

184

(3)

Other Areas of Unrest Facing Social Reform

187

(1)

The Kennedy Years

188

(6)

Civil Rights

194

(5)

Modest, Incremental Changes

195

(1)

Sit-Ins

196

(1)

Martin Luther King

197

(1)

Obstacles Emerge

198

(1)

Strengths Perspective

199

(6)

The Equal Employment Opportunity Act

200

(1)

The Office of Equal Opportunity

201

(1)

Policy Themes

202

(3)

Summary

205

(1)

References

205

(2)

A Turn to the Right

207

(42)

A Nation in Transition

208

(1)

The Conservative Era

209

(13)

The Conservative Influence on Civil Rights

209

(3)

Native Americans

212

(2)

Japanese Americans and Other Asian American Minorities

214

(1)

Hispanics/Latinos

214

(3)

Gays and Lesbians

217

(2)

Women and Civil Rights in the 1970s

219

(3)

Gains and Losses in Social Policy

222

(3)

The Social Work Profession Takes a Stand

225

(1)

The Transition of the Family

226

(6)

Facts and Fiction About the Black Family

227

(5)

Distribution of Poverty and Income

232

(1)

The Racial Income Gap

233

(3)

Fair Employment Policies

236

(4)

Fair Employment Policies for African Americans

238

(2)

The Strengths Perspective: A Two-Way Look at Social Policy

240

(4)

Summary

244

(1)

References

244

(2)

Appendix 10-A

246

(1)

Appendix 10-B Women's Status in Social Work, 1973-1992

247

(1)

Appendix 10-C CSWE's Curriculum Policy Statement, 1982-1992

248

(1)

Social Work in the Wake of Conservatism

249

(46)

The Reagan Administration

250

(13)

Policies and Issues

251

(1)

The Siege on Social Welfare

252

(9)

Vulnerable Groups

261

(2)

The Bush Administration

263

(11)

Civil Rights Under Reagan-Bush

264

(1)

Other Events of the Time

265

(8)

Latino Art, Murals, and Strengths

273

(1)

Social Work and Oppressed/Minority Groups 1980-1992

274

(3)

Minority Children in the System

274

(2)

Gays and Lesbians in the System

276

(1)

A Strengths Perspective

277

(2)

Summary

279

(1)

References

279

(3)

Appendix 11-A Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

282

(11)

Appendix 11-B You Have to Be Deaf to Understand

293

(2)

Reforming the Welfare State

295

(43)

William Jefferson Clinton

296

(8)

Managed Care

304

(1)

Policy Directs Practice

304

(1)

A Republican Victory in Congress

305

(2)

Medicaid

307

(3)

Lessons from History: The Move Away from Helping the Poor

310

(5)

Clintons' Second Term

315

(1)

Affirmative Action

316

(5)

The O. J. Simpson Trial

321

(3)

Social Work and Race in the 21st Century

324

(4)

A Strengths Perspective

328

(1)

Summary

329

(1)

References

330

(1)

Appendix 12-A Culturally Competent Mental Health Curriculum for People of Color: An Antiracist Approach---Part 1

331

(4)

Culturally Competent Mental Health Curriculum for People of Color: An Antiracist Approach---Part 2

334

(1)

Appendix 12-B NASW Policy Statement on Racism

335

(3)

NASW Policy Statement on Cultural Competence in the Social Work Profession

336

(1)

NASW Affirmative Action Policy Statement (1996)

337

(1)

Name Index

338

(7)

Subject Index

345

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Faces of Social Policy A Strengths Perspective

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