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Barmherzigkeit und kirchliche Arbeit in existentiellen Randbereichen : La misericordia y el trabajo de la iglesia católica en las periferias existenciales
No full textDer vorliegende Band dokumentiert das XIII. Internationale Seminar des Dialogprogramms mit Kuba, das vom 21.-22. November 2016 in Eichstätt stattfand.
Mit dem Thema „Barmherzigkeit und kirchliche Arbeit in existentiellen Randbereichen“ greift das Seminar einen zentralen Schwerpunkt des Pontifikats von Papst Franziskus auf, um mit Vertretern der Loyola-Zentren in Kuba, Wissenschaftlern aus Kuba und dem Ausland sowie Vertretern kirchlicher Hilfswerke in Deutschland Wege für eine Erneuerung kirchlicher Sozialarbeit zu erörtern.
El presente tomo ofrece la documentación del XIII Seminario Internacional del Programa de Diálogo con Cuba que se celebró del 21 al 22 de noviembre de 2016 en Eichstätt.
Este encuentro dedicado al tema “Misericordia y trabajo de la iglesia en las periferias existenciales” quiso profundizar un foco temático central del pontificado de Papa Francisco en un debate con rapresentantes de los Centros Loyola en Cuba, con scientificos de Cuba y del esterior, y con rapresentantes de las Instituciones ecclesiales de cooperación sobre perspectivas innovadoras en el trabajo social de la iglesia
Internationale/Interkulturelle Soziale Arbeit : Beiträge zum Verständnis Sozialer Arbeit in unterschiedlichen Kontexten
No full textDer Forschungsgegenstand, die Internationale Soziale Frage, erfreut sich einer steigenden Bedeutung und Beachtung durch die Wissenschaft. Dabei steht häufig die Frage der Transnationalen Konvergenzen in Europa im Mittelpunkt. Die Herausgeber greifen die an der Fakultät für Soziale Arbeit der Katholischen Universität in Eichstätt vorhandene Tradition des ehemals sog. Studienschwerpunkts "Soziale Arbeit in Entwicklungsdiensten/Ausländerarbeit" auf und unternehmen den Versuch, mit Absolventen des Studienschwerpunktes "Interkulturelle/Internationale Soziale Arbeit" gegenwärtige Erkenntnisse in Bezug auf die Kontextualität der Hilfssysteme anhand einiger Länderuntersuchungen darzustellen
ERIS Journal – Transformative Intersectional Social Work in Research and Practice. Jg. 2025, Heft 4
No full textIntersectionality as a theoretical concept and analytical tool underpins principles of social justice through the essential requirement of understanding the dynamics of power and privilege as well as their intertwined nature in the context of socially constructed identities. This edition focusses on transformative and intersectional social work.
Key aspects of intersectional approaches include understanding how power and domination
or discrimination and oppression interact. Central to all approaches is the critique of one dimensional or additive perspectives on social categories such as gender, disability, class, and race, and their respective power relations. Intersectional research and practice add complexity in two ways. On the one hand, it analyses several interwoven social categories in terms of their relevance for participation or exclusion; on the other hand, it involves a multi-level approach that considers the reciprocal effects of social structures, discourses, and identity constructions.Intersectionality provides tools for social work to explore its own links to oppression but also promotes a direct commitment to transformative social work practice based on critical reflexivity and social analysis, allyship with social movements, advocacy, and cultural humility, among others. This issue focuses on articles that provide new insights into intersectional research and transformative social work practice. It also includes an open section looking at the complexities faced by children and families at risk, addressing homelessness through tailored approaches, and understanding the nuances of communication in social work practice. Through these varied lenses, the contributions in this edition underscore the need for a reflexive approach in social work research and practice to tackle the layered challenges that professionals face
Social Work with Migrants and Refugees
No full textThis 5th ERIS monograph includes articles from 14 countries and starts with an extensive introduction chapter outlining central aspects of terminology and statistics on international migration, legal and human rights aspects as well as outlining all included articles.
In the first section covering social work with refugees in Europe the perspective of Austria, Czech Republik, France, Finnland, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and Switzerland are described. This wide range from northern, eastern and central European states provides the strength of outlining common challenges, diverse approaches, difficulties but also possible good practices within the field.
The second section includes articles from Africa (Morocco, Niger), the Middle East (Kurdistan & Iraq), Latin America (Colombia) and Asia (India). These articles include varied perspectives highlighting special aspects of migration like the transformation from emigration, to transmigration to immigration countries or the importance of remittances to the national economy.
Challenges for the profession of social work within the field of working with refugees and migrants form the central part of the conclusion. This publication enables sharing, discussing, critically reflecting and thus learning from each other
Diskussionsbeitrag zu: Woher? Wohin? Chancen der Katholischen Universität Eichstätt-Ingolstadt
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