Management, Social Work and Change Hugh Willmott engaging lessons students will actively

engaging lessons students will actively relate economics to real-world issues and the global economy

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Management, Social Work and Change Hugh Willmott engaging lessons students will activelyThis title was first published in 2000: This text focuses on developments in social work and its management. In doing so, it is of necessity multi disciplinary: research and literature from the fields of management, organization and social policy, as well as social work, are drawn upon. The major theme of the book is change, which, paradoxically, appears to be the major constant. Change is everywhere and living with change is part of the "modern