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Social work

a 1970s current in social work that located clients' problems in capitalist social structures and called for collective and political responses.

In social work, radical social work refers to a 1970s current in social work that located clients' problems in capitalist social structures and called for collective and political responses. This meaning comes from Bailey (1975) in Radical social work.[1]

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Bailey, R. V., & Brake, M. (1975). Radical social work. Pantheon Books. ISBN 9780394732657

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