Epistemology and practice in social work

This book arises as a response to the profound social, political and technological changes that are reshaping contemporary societies. The author, with an extensive academic and professional background, argues that Social Work faces a fundamental epistemological dilemma: to maintain traditional approaches or to radically transform itself to respond to increasingly complex realities. Through rigorous analysis and innovative proposals, the book offers a theoretical-practical framework to build a critical, situated and technologically competent Social Work, without losing its transforming essence.