Universalism and cultural relativism in social work ethics

Article Abstract:

The tools for ethical decision-making, which includes national codes of ethics and the International Federation Social Workers (IFSW) ethical document, are examined to find the relevance of universalism and cultural relativism to social work. Universalism and relativism relevancy in social work ethics in the event of globalization is debated.

Evaluation, Work ethic

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The nature of practice wisdom in social work revisited

Article Abstract:

The nature of practice wisdom in social work is illuminated. Its effectiveness as a representation of social work knowledge is discussed.

International aspects, Practice, Professional ethics, Wisdom, Knowledge

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Community organizing for post-disaster social development: Locating social work

Article Abstract:

The historically limited impact of social work on community organizing in the aftermath of disasters is highlighted.

Asia, Africa, Emergency management, Disaster planning, Post-disaster reconstruction, Case study

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