The Handbook of Social Welfare ManagementRino J. Patti SAGE, 2000年5月11日 - 575 頁 A compendium of every aspect of social welfare management and the ultimate reference book, this volume: introduces the field of social welfare management; examines the organizational background of social welfare; discusses the various tasks and roles of the social welfare manager; and considers specific fields of care such as mental health, families and children, and older people. |
內容
The Landscape of Social Welfare Management | 3 |
The Environmental Context of Social Welfare Administration | 55 |
Administrative Ethics | 69 |
Understanding Social Welfare Organizations | 87 |
Understanding Task Environments | 133 |
Organizational Structure and Performance | 155 |
Motivating Work Performance in Social Services | 169 |
Organizational Climate and Culture | 195 |
Managing the Planning Process | 341 |
Manager as Resource Developer | 361 |
Financial Management | 377 |
Managing for Diversity and Empowerment in Social Services | 425 |
Initiating and Implementing Change | 445 |
Issues and Challenges | 459 |
Dilemmas and Opportunities | 511 |
Aging | 521 |
The Impact | 219 |
The Critical Role of Information | 267 |
Interorganizational Collaboration in the Task Environment | 283 |
The Manager as Leader | 303 |
Managing Information for Decision Making | 321 |
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About the Authors | 572 |
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