Social Work in Post-War and Political Conflict Areas

Social Work, Armed Conflict and Post-war Reconstruction.- International Social Work and the Global Social Work Statement of Ethical Principles.- Knowledge production in International Social work – Postcolonial Perspectives.- There are many roads to a school of social work: Importance of the International for Modern Social Work.- Systematising Local Knowledge: Hierarchies, Power Relations and Decontextualisation in West-East Knowledge Transfer.- Community-based psychosocial work to change the cycle of violence in post conflict areas.- Children born of Wartime Rapes: An Analysis from a Gender-Sensitive and Psychosocial Perspective.- The refugee as a stigmatized individual: Spoiled identities, possible causes and courses of action for Social Work.