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"Social Welfare in Canadian Society, 5th Edition" provides a comprehensive overview of the social welfare system in Canada, examining its historical development, current policies, and future challenges. This edition is revised to reflect the evolving nature of social welfare practices and the changing socio-economic landscape of the country. It offers a balanced perspective by integrating theoretical frameworks with practical case studies to illustrate the complexities of social welfare.
The book is authored by John B. Williamson, M. E. McRuer, and Susan M. St. Aubyn, who are distinguished scholars in the field of social work and social policy. Published by Pearson Canada, the 5th edition offers updated information and research, making it an essential resource for students, practitioners, and anyone interested in the dynamics of social welfare in Canada. The ISBN for this edition is 978-0134878249.
This edition emphasizes the importance of understanding social welfare within the context of Canadian diversity, including considerations of race, gender, and class. It also addresses contemporary issues such as poverty, mental health, and the impacts of globalization on social services. Each chapter includes critical thinking questions and resources for further exploration, encouraging readers to engage deeply with the material.
Overall, "Social Welfare in Canadian Society, 5th Edition" serves as a vital text for understanding not only the mechanisms of social welfare in Canada but also the ethical and social implications of these systems. It aims to equip readers with the knowledge necessary to advocate for effective policies and to contribute to the ongoing discourse surrounding social justice in Canadian society.
