pt. 2. Theories. Attachment theory / David Howe ; Feminist social work / Joan Orme ; Critical social work / Mel Gray and Stephen Webb ; Structural social work / Kate M. Murray and Steven F. Hick ; Multiculturalism / Purnima Sundar and Mylan Ly ; Neoliberalism / Sue Penna and Martin O'Brien ; Postmodernism [Book Review]

In Mel Gray & Stephen A. Webb (eds.), Social Work Theories and Methods. Sage Publications (2012)
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