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Abolition in Social Work and Human Services: Visions, Possibilities and Challenges
By Peter Choate (Contribution by), Kerri Cleaver (Contribution by), Alan J. Detlaff (Contribution by), Aiofe Donohue (Contribution by), Ida Drury (Contribution by), Paul Michael Garrett (Contribution by), Anna Gupta (Contribution by), Emily Keddell (Contribution by), David McKendrick (Contribution by), Lisa Merkel-Holguin (Contribution by), Sophie Shall (Contribution by), Bindi Bennett (Contribution by), Peta Phelan (Contribution by), Donna Baines (Contribution by), Mohamed Ibraham (Contribution by), Dorothy E. Roberts (Contribution by), Chris Maylea (Contribution by), Emma Tseris (Contribution by), John Fox (Contribution by), Sacha Jamieson (Contribution by), Lobna Yassine (Contribution by), Mimi Kim (Contribution by), Kris Clarke (Contribution by), Mwendza Blell (Contribution by), Ian Kelvin Hyslop (Editor), Bob Pease (Editor)
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By Peter Choate (Contribution by), Kerri Cleaver (Contribution by), Alan J. Detlaff (Contribution by), Aiofe Donohue (Contribution by), Ida Drury (Contribution by), Paul Michael Garrett (Contribution by), Anna Gupta (Contribution by), Emily Keddell (Contribution by), David McKendrick (Contribution by), Lisa Merkel-Holguin (Contribution by), Sophie Shall (Contribution by), Bindi Bennett (Contribution by), Peta Phelan (Contribution by), Donna Baines (Contribution by), Mohamed Ibraham (Contribution by), Dorothy E. Roberts (Contribution by), Chris Maylea (Contribution by), Emma Tseris (Contribution by), John Fox (Contribution by), Sacha Jamieson (Contribution by), Lobna Yassine (Contribution by), Mimi Kim (Contribution by), Kris Clarke (Contribution by), Mwendza Blell (Contribution by), Ian Kelvin Hyslop (Editor), Bob Pease (Editor)
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Globally, social workers are committed to human rights and challenging unjust social structures. However, their close ties to the state often reinforce such systems of oppression.
The first to apply abolitionist theory from international perspectives to social work, this book examines this contradiction, exploring whether social work can embrace radical change while operating within state structures. Bringing together scholars from the United States, Canada, England, Ireland, Scotland, Fin...
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