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Allotria eines alten Medizinerss of Conservative-led governments have seen a drastic reduction in funding for public services and a major drive to take services outside of the public sector and into a commercialised and privatised market place. This chapter notes how an overwhelming focus on rationing and risk has skewed the pers

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Physical Metallurgy of Alloy 625,also reflects on what has been lost compared to the ambitions and intentions when local authority personal social services were first integrated in England and when social work became a unified profession across the United Kingdom. This chapter looks forward to the threats and opportunities ahead an

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Melanie Goldstein,Nina M. Goodeyl service became focused on child abuse and how the national economic crisis of the mid and late 1970s re-set the financial horizons which were to limit the horizons and opportunities for the personal social services.

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Ray JonesBased on over 30 interviews , as well as key papers, reports and texts published over the past 50 years.Contains ‘insider’ information and insights provided by interviews with 30 individuals, includin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-46123-2social work practice; social work anniversary; professionalisation; austerity; historical social policy;

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