Education for Social Work in Denmark: is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective?

Kirsten Henriksen

Education for Social Work in Denmark: is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective?

Kirsten Henriksen

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	Social Work in the Twenty-first Century. Challenges for academic and professional training
Editors	Concepción Nieto-Morales, Mónica Solange De Martino Bermúdez
Place of Publication	Madrid
Publisher	Dykinson
Publication date	2018
Pages	74-110
ISBN (Electronic)	978-84-9148-668-8
Publication status	Published - 2018

Keywords

social work and social conditions

Cite this

Henriksen, K. (2018). Education for Social Work in Denmark: is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective? In C. Nieto-Morales, & M. Solange De Martino Bermúdez (Eds.), Social Work in the Twenty-first Century. Challenges for academic and professional training (pp. 74-110). Dykinson.

Henriksen, Kirsten. / Education for Social Work in Denmark : is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective?. Social Work in the Twenty-first Century. Challenges for academic and professional training. editor / Concepción Nieto-Morales ; Mónica Solange De Martino Bermúdez. Madrid : Dykinson, 2018. pp. 74-110

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Henriksen, K 2018, Education for Social Work in Denmark: is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective? in C Nieto-Morales & M Solange De Martino Bermúdez (eds), Social Work in the Twenty-first Century. Challenges for academic and professional training. Dykinson, Madrid, pp. 74-110.

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Henriksen K. Education for Social Work in Denmark: is Social Work in Denmark at a Crossroad: devoted to Human Rights, Social Justice and Social Care or to Governmentality in an NPM Perspective? In Nieto-Morales C, Solange De Martino Bermúdez M, editors, Social Work in the Twenty-first Century. Challenges for academic and professional training. Madrid: Dykinson. 2018. p. 74-110