Challenges in Human Rights: A Social Work Perspective Elisabeth Reichert.

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i. Human Rights in the Twenty-first Century:Creating a New Paradigm for Social Work Elisabeth Reichert 2. Human Rights in Social Work Practice:An Invisible Part of the Social Work Curriculum? Lena Dominelli 3. Global Distributive Justice as a Human Right:Implications for the Creation of a Human Rights Culture Joseph Wronka 4. Cultural Relativism and Community Activism Jim Ife 5. Development, Social Development, and Human Rights James Midgley 6. Using Economic Human Rights in the Movement to End Poverty:The Kensington Welfare Rights Union and the Poor People`s Economic Human Rights Campaign Mary Bricker-Jenkins, Carrie Young, and Cheri Honkala 7. Economic and Social Rights: The Neglected Human Rights Silvia Staub-Bernasconi 8. Human Rights and Women: A Work in Progress Janice Wood Wetzel 9. Human Rights Violations Against Female Offenders and Inmates Katherine van Warmer 10. Children`s Rights as a Template for Social Work Practice Rosemary J. Link 11. Globalizarion, Democratization, and Human Rights:Human-Made Disasters and a Call for Universal Social Justice Brij Mohan 12. Law and Social Work:Not-So-Odd Bedfellows in Promoting Human Rights Robert J. McCormick