The Columbia Guide to Social Work Writing (EPUB) von Warren Green

Foreword. A Social Work Leader on Writing, by Linda Hoffman
Preface, by Jeanette Takamura
Introduction, by Warren Green and Barbara Levy Simon
Part I. The Foundations of Good Writing
1. Writing in Social Work in the United States: 1880s to the Present, by Barbara Levy Simon
2. Writing Strategies for Academic Papers, by Warren Green
3. Writing for Publication in Social Work Journals, by Ronald A. Feldman
4. Inscribing Knowledge: Writing Research in Social Work, by Denise Burnette
Part II. Applied Professional Writing
5. Student Writing in Field Education, by Kathryn Conroy
6. Writing For and About Clinical Practice, by Mary Sormanti
7. Getting the Policy Message Across to Diverse Audiences, by Shirley Gatenio-Gabel and Sheila B. Kamerman
8. Writing in Program and Proposal Development: The Social Work Writer as Translator, by Marion Riedel
9. Advocacy, by Vicki Lens
10. Administrative Writing, by Sue Matorin
Part III. Writing in Distinct Fields of Practice
11. Writing in Family and Child Welfare, by Brenda G. McGowan and Elaine M. Walsh
12. Writing Strategies for School Social Workers, by Alida Bouris and Vincent Guilamo-Ramos
13. Writing About Contemporary Social Issues: Lessons Learned from Working with Street-Based Sex Workers, by Susan Witte
14. Writing in the Field of Aging, by Ann Burack-Weiss
15. Writing in International Work: Power, Knowledge, and Social Interventions in the Globalized World, by Fred Ssewamala and Elizabeth Sperber
Notes
Contributors
Index