Titlebook: Complexity Theory for Social Work Practice; Fiona McDermott,Kerry Brydon,Felicity Moon Textbook 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Criminology, Society and the Ethical,determination, risk and uncertainty. These are illustrated through examples from the fields of practice with children and older people. At both the beginning and the end of the lifespan, children and older people may encounter conditions that contribute to them experiencing greater marginalisation c

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Criminology and Crimes of the State,eflection in the practice of community development, or in the doing-thinking-doing, which can directly support and influence practice. She illustrates how thinking complexity supports decision-making and learning in community development activities and settings. The worked examples demonstrate the b

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Critical Criminological Perspectivesng factors driving policy are identified, followed by a discussion of complexity theory and its contribution to understanding, and potentially influencing, policy processes. The chapter is not intended to provide a comprehensive account of public policy or the policymaking process but rather to sket

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Criminology, Society and the Ethical,as, which suggest that curriculum design is an ideal place to begin the adventure of learning to think complexity and act pragmatically. While the early focus in this chapter is on preparing social work graduates, we also pay attention to the ways in which social work organisations and field setting

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