Anti-racist social work

목차 (Table of Contents)

• CONTENTS
• List of Diagrams = ix
• Acknowledgements = x
• 1 Introduction : Racism, An Issue of Continuing Concern = 1
• Introduction = 1
• Differences in the fourth edition = 3
• The structure of the book = 6
• 2 Definitions = 8
• Introduction = 8
• Racist dynamics permeate social work policies and practice = 9
• Anti-racist social work = 10
• The dynamics of oppression = 11
• Multidimensional racist dynamics = 18
• 3 Racism as a Socially Constructed Phenomenon = 24
• Introduction = 24
• Racialisation as a socially constructed process = 25
• Reflecting upon unitary identities = 31
• The changing faces of racism = 33
• Barriers to anti-racist approaches : wheel of avoidance strategies = 36
• 4 Identity : A Personal Matter or a Political Issue? = 41
• Introduction = 41
• Power relations underpin identity formation = 42
• Identity and organisational change = 48
• Unitary identities permeate social work practice, education and theories = 50
• Narratives of belonging and narratives of place and space = 56
• Racialised power relations in configuring responses to `difference' = 59
• Racialised identities in popular discourses = 61
• 5 Anti-Racist Social Work with Children and Families = 68
• Introduction = 68
• Black British settlement = 69
• Configuring the black family = 70
• Social workers' legacies of oppression in `othered' families = 73
• Nomadic settlers : Gypsies and Irish Travellers = 75
• White social workers' interventions with black children = 79
• Social work intervention with young black people = 84
• Fear of `race' leads to inappropriate interventions with black children and young people = 87
• Clientising black women through interactive processes : intersectionality between sexism and racism = 90
• Translation Work = 93
• 6 Anti-Racist Social Work with Older People = 97
• Introduction = 97
• Changing demographic relations = 98
• Vulnerability and dependency = 101
• Social work interventions with older black people = 107
• Community care = 110
• Meeting the diverse needs of black elders from different ethnic groups = 114
• Carers : a diverse group = 116
• 7 Anti-Racist Social Work with Offenders = 123
• Introduction = 123
• Configuring 'dangerous' deviant communities = 124
• Reconfiguring deviancy : who are black offenders? = 126
• The state, justice and institutionalised structural oppression = 129
• Institutional racism in the British criminal justice system = 131
• Employment in the criminal justice system = 132
• Discrimination against black offenders in the criminal justice system = 133
• Provisions for black offenders = 134
• Authoritarian welfarism and punitive approaches to offenders = 135
• Returning offenders to society = 137
• Young offenders = 138
• Rehabilitation or punishment = 141
• Redistributive justice = 142
• Racialised profiling of offenders in the 'war on terror' = 143
• Institutional racism and offences of racial hatred = 148
• Critiques of anti-racist approaches = 150
• 8 Anti-Racist Social Work with Migrants, Asylum Seekers and Refugees = 153
• Introduction = 153
• Racialized discourses about asylum seekers and refugees = 154
• Shifting discourses on identity and immigration = 156
• Re-territorialising narratives of place and space - transnationality = 158
• Language exclusion = 163
• Racist practices, (im)migrants, asylum seekers and refugees = 165
• Social work interventions with (im)migrants, asylum seekers and refugees = 175
• 9 Anti-Racist Community Work = 183
• Introduction = 183
• Community ethnoscapes = 183
• (Re)Configuring difference in poor communities = 186
• Substitution strategies : tackling stereotyping communities as violent and crime-ridden = 190
• Resisting racial oppression in everyday life practices, processes and social structures = 192
• Social work interventions in communities = 199
• Social work interventions in instances of inter-communal strife = 204
• Implicating personal lives in negative constructions of communities = 206
• 10 Anti-Racist Social Work Across Borders = 209
• Introduction = 209
• Globalisation, the internationalisation of social problems and mobile workers = 211
• Ethno-racism or racialisation of (im)migrants : an international phenomenon = 213
• Social workers as wanted (im)migrants within a globalised workforce = 215
• Black and minority ethnic groups in the academy = 220
• Students studying across borders = 221
• Re-territorialising narratives of place and space = 225
• Professional organisations that are working across frontiers = 227
• 11 Conclusions : Anti-Racist Social Work as Transformational Practice = 232
• Introduction = 232
• Transforming social work theories and practice = 233
• Anti-racist social work needs broader social change = 234
• Bibliography = 240
• Author Index = 270
• Subject Index = 277