Social Work: Administration and Development - Tapa dura

The functions of social work are to change individuals and institutions with respect to individual social welfare. Social development focuses on the institutions of society. It is regarded as a basic perspective of social work, cognate with social treatment. The task of conceptual integration of the various strands of social development, or macrostructural practice, requires the identification and interrelationship of key elements of community organization, policy analysis, social planning and administration. It is hoped that the reader will not only gain a perception of social welfare administration and development, but will also be able to approve and put into operation various practices in the organization as well as institutional setups.

Table of Contents:
Indian Social Structure and Social Issues
Social Problems
New Social Movements and The Reinvention of India
Administration of Social Welfare
Effects of Globalization on Employment and Poverty
Development Problems and Traditional Cultures
Law and Governance