دانلود کتاب Towards More Democracy in Social Services: Models of Culture and Welfare

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Preface\nIntroduction\nTowards More Democracy in Social Services: Models and Culture of Welfare\nPart I The Welfare Approach\nThe End of Progressivism: Paradigmatic Shifts and Social Welfare\nConsumers, Citizens and Coproducers – A Pluralistic Perspective on Democracy in Social Services\nSocial Service Delivery: The More Demand, the More Democracy?\nCivil Society and the Welfare State\nDoes Welfare Lead to Dependency? Effectiveness and Undesirable Side-Effects of Welfare Institutions\nSocial Rights, Power and the Democratization of Social Services\nThe Scandinavian Social Service Model\nWelfare, Democracy and Social Work\nDemocratization – The Recovering of the Political in Social Work(?)\nPart II The Organizational Approach\nThe Organizational Construction of Social Citizenship\nDemocratization by Modernization? The Future Development of Social Service Organization\nPersonal Social Services: Changing Organizational Forms and Service. User Participation. A British Perspective on the Democratization Debate\nClient Demands and Professional Responsibility in Democratic Welfare Organizations\nOld Democracy – New Quality? Transformation of Social Services in East Germany and Finland. The Case of Child Daycare\nCooperative Relations Within Youth Assistance – A Step Towards Democratization of Social Services?\nChildren’s Participation in Child Welfare Services\nModernizing the Youth Welfare System: The Forgotten Perspective of the Clients\nDoes Democratic Rationality Extend to Social Services? Legitimation Problems in Professional Action\nEmpowerment – A Challenge for Professionalization in Social Work\nPrivatization and Professionalization: Challenges to Social Service Delivery in the U.S.A\nFeminist Care Work Projects in Germany: Between Self-Help and Professional Identity\nRising from the Ashes of Cutback, Political Warfare and Degraded Services: Community Building as a Template for Recreating the Welfare State\nPart III The Quality Approach\nImproving the Quality of Social Services: New Opportunities for Participation?\nQuality-Enhancement in the Service Society: Perspectives for Social Work\nReform and Restructuring of Social Services in the United States: Evaluating Collaborative Service Models\nClient Participation as an Instrument of Quality Assurance in Social Work: The Potential for Democratization in the ‘New’ Quality Consciousness\nQuality Assurance of Voluntary Welfare Associations: A Question of Morals, Law, Contract or Participation?\nSelf-Evaluation – The Ultimate Boot-Strap Approach?\nContributors