A definition of social work: A thesis in sociologyCheyney, Alice S. (Alice Squires)
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A definition of social work: A thesis in sociology
Cheyney, Alice S. (Alice Squires)
Social service; Thesis (Ph. D.)
Community organization 13
Recreation and special means of recreation 10
Municipal problems 7
Rural social problems 5
Municipal government 2
Neighborhood work 1
Community art 1
Case work 13
Family welfare 4
Industry 14
Child welfare 10
Vocational guidance 2
Education 2
Immigration 6
Race problems 6
Social legislation 6
Elements or special features of law 4
Dependents, defectives and delinquents 4
Penology or criminology 4
Probation 1
Organization and administration of various sorts 8
Political science 2
Social and political philosophy 2
Socialism and social reform 1
The social institution of religion 1
Food and diet 4
Home economics 2
Housing 4
Record keeping and methods of presentation 4
Biology 2
Standard of living, etc. 1
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