The decline of the welfare state in Western Europe has left social care and everyday help in the hands of strangers. Utilizing twenty-five years of research, this book presents a new theoretical framework for social intervention, making a case for recognition of the significance of strangers when improving social intervention.
The decline of the welfare state in Western Europe has left social care and everyday help in the hands of strangers. Utilizing twenty-five years of research, this book presents a new theoretical framework for social intervention, making a case for recognition of the significance of strangers when improving social intervention.
Gert J.F. Leene is a former lecturer in Sociology of Social Work at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. Theo N.M. Schuyt is Professor of Philanthropic Studies at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and member of the editorial board of the Belgium/Dutch Journal "Sociale Interventie" (Social Intervention).
Inhaltsangabe
Contents: Introduction: the new strangers The third element Elaboration of a triadic social intervention model Legitimacy: contracts Values Attitude: how to handle asymmetry The role of magic and rituals Community work as a third element Dynamizing the Western European welfare state model Needs and philanthropy Index.
Contents: Introduction: the new strangers The third element Elaboration of a triadic social intervention model Legitimacy: contracts Values Attitude: how to handle asymmetry The role of magic and rituals Community work as a third element Dynamizing the Western European welfare state model Needs and philanthropy Index.
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