Social Working

Social Working by de Montigny is a compelling exploration of the intersection between personal background and professional practice in the field of social work. Published by University of Toronto Press in 1995, this insightful paperback spans 277 pages and delves into the challenges faced by those transitioning from a working-class upbringing to a career in social work.

Through his unique perspective, de Montigny examines the ways in which social workers navigate organizational dynamics to gain authority and influence over their clients. This book not only addresses the tension between professional identity and personal history but also offers valuable insights into the practical strategies employed within the social work profession. Whether you are a student, a seasoned practitioner, or simply interested in social dynamics, Social Working will engage and enlighten you on the complexities of this vital field.