IASSW\u2019s ADVANCING SOCIAL WORK SERIES with SpringerBriefs<\/p>\n
IASSW\u2019s \u201cADVANCING SOCIAL WORK SERIES\u201d with SpringerBriefs<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n CALL FOR BOOK CHAPTERS<\/strong> The book series will be researched based, forward looking and contributing to professional practice and curriculum development in social work education, policy, research, training and professional development.<\/p>\n By bringing together internationally recognised authors and expertise to focus on an array of issues and concerns this series will reinforce social work as a global profession contributing to the significantly important area of social and welfare policy, education, and practice.<\/p>\n The series will also provide opportunities for social work professionals and educators in countries and regions where their voices are seldom heard in the international community to participate in this project.<\/p>\n Theme 1: Advancing Social Work Practice, Policy and Research<\/strong> 1.\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Social Work Models of Practice and Development – \u00a0Contact: Professor PK Shajahan, Tiong TAN<\/p>\n New models of practice and theory development<\/p>\n Social research and model development<\/p>\n Indigenous models of social work practice<\/p>\n Social leadership and international development models<\/p>\n Governing social work<\/p>\n Social Work in the times of political conflicts<\/p>\n Families and cultures in transition.<\/p>\n New research paradigms for social work practice<\/p>\n Learning by doing – qualitative approaches to research<\/p>\n Social worker and data management<\/p>\n Changing social workers\u2019 perspectives<\/p>\n Social workers\u2019 professional narratives in social and political contexts<\/p>\n Reflexive narratives of Social Workers<\/p>\n Green social work, climate change and sustainable development<\/p>\n Disaster and crisis management and pandemic and social intervention<\/p>\n Food and security challenge<\/p>\n Migration and new economy<\/p>\n Social work with elderly population<\/p>\n Social development and global restructuring<\/p>\n Intersectional issues and challenges: ethnicity, anti-racism; neo-colonialism; ageism<\/p>\n International social work and social issues, globalization and social change<\/p>\n Global agenda, regional, multilateral, and bilateral collaboration<\/p>\n Dealing with social justice issues: gender, criminal justice<\/p>\n Human rights advocacy from a social work perspective<\/p>\n Social development and SDGs<\/p>\n Theme 2: Advancing Social Work Education<\/strong> Global agenda social work education<\/p>\n Globalisation social work education<\/p>\n Social work values and education<\/p>\n Social work field education development<\/p>\n Decolonising social work education<\/p>\n Anthropocene and social work<\/p>\n Global standards: universality and diversity<\/p>\n Trends in global social work education<\/p>\n Curriculum development for international social work standards<\/p>\n New development of key social work courses, curriculum, and syllabi<\/p>\n Teaching social welfare, development, and administration<\/p>\n Critical pedagogy in teaching social work<\/p>\n Online Teaching and E-courses and innovative programmes<\/p>\n Schools of social work, associations such as IASSW, APASWE, CSWE<\/p>\n Historization of social work education across the Globe<\/p>\n Future of social work education<\/p>\n Social work scholarships, development, and research<\/p>\n Social work education in the academy: alignment and tension<\/p>\n Green Social Work<\/p>\n Feminist Social Work<\/p>\n Diversity in Social Work<\/p>\n Human Rights Perspective in social work education<\/p>\n Resilience, Disaster Preparedness, and sustainability<\/p>\n Cross national Collaboration in social work education<\/p>\n Technology, Social Media and De-socialisation<\/p>\n Editorial Board<\/strong><\/p>\n The Series & Volume Editors<\/strong><\/p>\n Corresponding Editor: Professor Ngoh Tiong TAN, Adjunct Professor, Singapore University of Social Sciences, Chair, Global Institute of Social Sciences. tannt@suss.edu.sg<\/a><\/p>\n Advancing Social Work Practice, Policy and Research \u2013 Series Editor: Professor PK Shajahan<\/strong><\/p>\n Professor P.K. Shajahan, Dean, Academic Affairs at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences (TISS), Mumbai and Vice-President of International Council on Social Welfare. India,\u00a0shajahan@tiss.edu<\/a><\/p>\n Editorial Team:<\/p>\n Professor Darja Zaversik, Chair of the Dept. Of Social Justice and Inclusion, University of Ljubljana, Slovenia; President of the European sub-regional Association of Schools of Social Work. Slovenia.\u00a0Darja.Zavirsek@fsd.uni-lj.si<\/a><\/p>\n Dr Darla Spence Coffey, Ph.D., M.S.W. Former President and Chief Executive Officer, Council on Social Work Education, USA.\u00a0darlaspencecoffey@gmail.com<\/a><\/p>\n Professor Pamela Singla, IASSW Board Member, Professor and Head at Department of Social Work (DSW), University of Delhi (DU), India.\u00a0pamelasingla@gmail.com<\/a><\/p>\n Advancing Social Work Education \u2013 Series Editor: Professor Carolyn Noble<\/strong><\/p>\n Professor Carolyn Noble, Chair, Publication Committee; Editor-in-Chief Social Dialogue; Emerita Professor, ACAP, Sydney and Victoria University, Melbourne; Senior Research Associate University of Johannesburg, South Africa.\u00a0Carolyn.noble@acap.edu.au<\/a><\/p>\n Editorial Team:<\/p>\n Professor Angelina Yuen, Past President, IASSW, Professor Emeritus and former Vice President, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong King.\u00a0Angie.yuen@connect.polyu.hk<\/a><\/p>\n Professor Eric Chui, Head, Department of Applied Social Sciences, Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong\u00a0wing-hong.chui@polyu.edu.hk<\/a><\/p>\n Associate\u00a0Professor Minna Zechner, IASSW Board member, Associate Professor in Social and Health Services at the University of Helsinki, Finland.\u00a0Minna.zechner@helsinki.fi<\/a><\/p>\n Professor Barbara Shank, IASSW Secretary, Emeritus Dean, University of St Thomas, Minnesota, USA\u00a0BWShank@stthomas.edu<\/a><\/p>\n We hope that you will join us as a cohesive voice that resonated among the discipline that when brought together will be innovative and contemporary and forward-thinking.<\/p>\n Remember that the Springerbriefs would survey the field of education, policy, and research, providing a comprehensive, up-to-date, definitive social work reference with cutting edge and highly significant influences that impact on the profession currently.<\/p>\n We welcome your support and contribution.<\/p>\n
\nIASSW is pleased to announce that we will collaborate with Springerbriefs in publishing two book series: They feature leading national and international scholars reflecting on key social work practice, issues and debates, topics and innovative developments in social work education across the globe, gathering their work and ideas into these important book series.<\/p>\n
\nGoal: <\/strong>Provide cutting edge research and practiced based models for advancing social work in the new era.<\/p>\n\n
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\nGoal:<\/strong> Provide and updated survey of international social work education as well as a resource for the future of social work education.<\/p>\n\n
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