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Featherstone, Brid; White, Sue; Morris, Kate

 
9781447308027: Re-Imagining Child Protection: Towards humane social work with families

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Raising a number of critical questions, Brid Featherstone, Susan White and Kate Morris challenge a child protection culture that they see as becoming increasingly authoritarian. Calling for a family-minded practice of child protection, they argue that children should be understood as relational beings and that greater sensitivity should be paid to parents and the needs they have as a result of the burdens of childcare. They argue that current child protection services need to ameliorate, rather than reinforce, the many deprivations that parents engaged in their systems face. Bringing together authors who combine a wealth of experience in both scholarship and practice, this book provides a sensitive reassessment of a critical point of contact between governments and families.

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Brid Featherstone is professor of social care at the Open University. Susan White is professor of social work at the University of Birmingham. Kate Morris is associate professor of social work at the University of Nottingham.


Brid Featherstone is Professor of Social Care at the Open University and has extensive experience of researching gender issues in child protection.

Sue White is Professor of Social Work (Children and Families) at the University of Birmingham and undertakes research on systems design in child protection.

Kate Morris is Associate Professor of Social Work at the University of Nottingham and studies family minded practices in child protection

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