Title: The Practice of Macro Social Work – 4th Edition
Authors: William G. Brueggemann, Loretta Pyles
Publisher: Cengage Learning
Description:
“The Practice of Macro Social Work” provides a comprehensive overview of the field of macro social work practice, focusing on interventions and strategies aimed at creating positive social change on a large scale. Authored by William G. Brueggemann and Loretta Pyles, the 4th edition offers updated content and insights into the role of macro-level interventions in addressing social problems.
Covering essential topics such as community organizing, policy advocacy, program development, and social planning, this edition examines the various ways in which social workers can influence systems and structures to promote social justice and equity. It explores the theoretical foundations of macro practice, as well as practical skills and techniques for effecting meaningful change in communities and organizations.
With its interdisciplinary approach, case studies, and real-world examples, “The Practice of Macro Social Work” aims to empower social workers to become effective agents of social change. It includes discussions on ethics, cultural competence, and social justice, providing readers with a framework for ethical and effective practice in macro-level interventions.
Whether used in macro social work courses or as a reference for practitioners in the field, this edition of “The Practice of Macro Social Work” serves as an invaluable resource for understanding and engaging in the complex work of creating social change at the macro level.