Families and Gendered Violence and Conflict: Pan-Continent Reach (Social Work)
This extensive and insightful tome by Ruchi Sinha delivers an in-depth exploration of the academic narratives and methodologies intertwined with the themes of family, gender, and violence within the realm of social work. The narrative intricately investigates the complex interplay among these elements, shedding light on varying viewpoints concerning the origins of violence and the progression of intervention methodologies. Sinha provokes her audience to grapple with the pivotal ontological chasm that exists between structuralism and individualism, urging social workers to contemplate the most impactful strategies for engaging with families ensnared in turmoil and aggression. The text recognizes the shifting paradigms surrounding familial configurations, gender identities, and societal perceptions of violence, offering a sophisticated examination of these transforming concepts. By showcasing a rich tapestry of perspectives from contributors worldwide, the book provides an all-encompassing 360-degree insight into the dilemmas faced by families in violent circumstances within a gender-sensitive framework. This essential resource armors social work practitioners, educators, and researchers with the essential skills to decode intricate situations and adeptly maneuver through the layered challenges within their profession.
- Author: Ruchi Sinha
- Publisher: Springer International Publishing AG; 2025th edition (12 February 2025)
- Genre: Social Sciences
- ISBN: 978-3031603822
- Pages: 450 pages