Social Work at the Level of International Comparison

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<p>The book opens up the possibility to deal with international social work theoretically and practically, using the example of a regionthat is in a pioneering phase in the teaching of social work and at the same time is in a highly explosive situation in global politics. The socio-political challenges such as violence, traumatisation, (Islamic) fundamentalism, ethnicisation, changed gender relations, flight and migration are forcing the necessity of a professional examination of social work as a human rights profession.</p> <p></p>

Autorenportrait

<p><b>Cinur Ghaderi</b>, PhD, is Professor of Psychology in the Faculty of Social Work at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Bochum. She is Vice-President for Research, Transfer and Internationalization.</p><p><b>Kristin Sonnenberg</b>, PhD, is Professor of Social Work at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Bochum. She is Head of the BA Program in Social Work Studies. </p><p><b>Luqman Saleh Karim</b>, PhD, is Lecturer in the Department of Social Work, College of Humanities, University of Sulaimani (UoS), Kurdistan Region of Iraq.</p><p><b>Niyan Namiq Sabir</b>, PhD, is Professor in the Department of Social Work, College of Humanities, University of Sulaimani (UoS), Kurdistan Region of Iraq. </p><p><b>Zhiya Abbas Qader</b>, PhD, is Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work, College of Humanities, University of Sulaimani (UoS), Kurdistan Region of Iraq.</p><p> </p><p><b>Lisa-Marie Dünnebacke</b>, M.A., was Scientific Associate within the CoBoSUnin project in the Department of Social Work at the Protestant University of Applied Sciences in Bochum.</p><p></p>

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