Social work administration revisited: A re-examination of concepts, context, and content
Author(s)
Author(s)
Cheung, F. C. H.
Date Issued
2009
Publisher
Sage Publications
Journal
Journal of Social Work
Volume
9
Issue
2
Start page
148
End page
157
Abstract
Summary: This article examines the nature of social work administration, including the core concepts, context and content as well as the ways it differs from business administration.
Findings: The challenges faced by not-for-profit human service organizations in the changing world also were identified. The authors advocated that commercial values and social values should not be confused. Social work is profoundly influenced by the values of our society. Social work administrators must recognize their work is motivated and shaped by social values.
Applications : Recommendations for teaching, researching, and practising social work administration are also suggested.
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