Proceedings: Selected Papers [of The] Annual Meeting, Volumen82National Conference on Social Welfare, 1955 |
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... action . When we have thought about how we can promote social welfare generally — what is usually called “ social action " —we have thought largely in terms of influencing new legislation and dramatic re- forms . We have not thought ...
... action . When we have thought about how we can promote social welfare generally — what is usually called “ social action " —we have thought largely in terms of influencing new legislation and dramatic re- forms . We have not thought ...
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... action was the development of a sense of private property and the individualiza- tion of tribal members . The most noticeable effect of the law was to reduce Indian land ownership by approximately two thirds . The administration of ...
... action was the development of a sense of private property and the individualiza- tion of tribal members . The most noticeable effect of the law was to reduce Indian land ownership by approximately two thirds . The administration of ...
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... action as a primary one . We are saying that henceforth our techniques and our social action shall be two parts of the same process . We are declaring that participation in the development of social policy shall not depend on an ...
... action as a primary one . We are saying that henceforth our techniques and our social action shall be two parts of the same process . We are declaring that participation in the development of social policy shall not depend on an ...
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SOCIAL WELFARE IN THE DECADE AHEAD | 10 |
Reexamination of Practice | 21 |
THE ADVANCE OF SOCIAL GROUP WORK | 35 |
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