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Format: Online-Ressource (484 p)

Edition: 2nd ed

ISBN: 9780826126696

Content: Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Share Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees: Legal Issues, Clinical Skills, and Advocacy, Second Edition -- Part I: Overview -- Chapter 1. Introduction: Legal and Social Work Issues With Immigrants -- Current Issues in U.S. Immigration -- Reasons for Migration -- History of Immigration in the United States -- Implications for Social Work Practice and Education -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 2. Legal Classifications of Immigrants -- Entering the United States Temporarily as a Nonimmigrant -- Entering or Remaining in the United States Permanently -- Exclusion From Entering the United States -- Deportation After Entering the United States -- U.S. Citizenship -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Part II: Immigration and Social Work Practice -- Chapter 3. Culturally Competent Social Work Practice With Immigrant Populations -- Immigration Patterns in the United States -- Defining Culturally Competent Social Work Practice -- Cultural Competency in Agency Practice -- Recommendations for Successful CCSWP With Immigrant Populations -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 4. Theory and Social Work Practice With Immigrant Populations -- The Role of Theory and Concepts in Guiding Practice -- Conceptual and Theoretical Resources for Practice With Immigrant Populations -- Empowerment Theory -- Cultural Competence -- Strength-Based Practice -- Ecosystems Theory -- Family Systems Theory -- Oppression Concepts -- Practitioner Self-Awareness -- Conclusions -- Case Studies -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 5. Social Work and Physical Health Issues of Immigrants -- Federal Legislation Affecting Immigrant Health Care -- Health Care Available for Immigrants.

Note: Description based upon print version of record , Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Foreword; Preface; Acknowledgments; Share Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees: Legal Issues, Clinical Skills, and Advocacy, Second Edition; Part I: Overview; Chapter 1. Introduction: Legal and Social Work Issues With Immigrants; Current Issues in U.S. Immigration; Reasons for Migration; History of Immigration in the United States; Implications for Social Work Practice and Education; References; Additional Resources; Chapter 2. Legal Classifications of Immigrants; Entering the United States Temporarily as a Nonimmigrant , Entering or Remaining in the United States PermanentlyExclusion From Entering the United States; Deportation After Entering the United States; U.S. Citizenship; Case Studies; References; Additional Resources; Part II: Immigration and Social Work Practice; Chapter 3. Culturally Competent Social Work Practice With Immigrant Populations; Immigration Patterns in the United States; Defining Culturally Competent Social Work Practice; Cultural Competency in Agency Practice; Recommendations for Successful CCSWP With Immigrant Populations; Case Studies; References; Additional Resources , Chapter 4. Theory and Social Work Practice With Immigrant PopulationsThe Role of Theory and Concepts in Guiding Practice; Conceptual and Theoretical Resources for Practice With Immigrant Populations; Empowerment Theory; Cultural Competence; Strength-Based Practice; Ecosystems Theory; Family Systems Theory; Oppression Concepts; Practitioner Self-Awareness; Conclusions; Case Studies; Notes; References; Additional Resources; Chapter 5. Social Work and Physical Health Issues of Immigrants; Federal Legislation Affecting Immigrant Health Care; Health Care Available for Immigrants , Barriers to Health Care for ImmigrantsImmigration and Public Health Issues; Special Populations; Implications for Social Work Practice; Case Studies; References; Additional Resources; Chapter 6. Mental Health Issues in Immigrant Communities; Cultural Definitions of Mental Health; Resiliency in Immigrant Populations; Phases of Immigrant Adjustment; Immigrants and Trauma; Psychosocial Assessment of New Immigrant Individuals; Individual Intervention Strategies With New Immigrants; Culturally Competent Mental Health Services; Family or Community Intervention; Immigrant Children and Mental Health , Case StudyReferences; Additional Resources; Further Reading; Chapter 7. Crimes and Immigration: Civil Advocacy for Noncitizens at the Intersection of Criminal and Immigration Law; Notes; References; Additional Resources; Chapter 8. Immigrants and Employment; An Overview of Immigrant Workers and Their Contributions; Contributions of Immigrant Workers; Are Immigrant Workers Protected by U.S. Laws?; What Barriers Prevent Immigrant Workers From Exercising Their Workplace Rights?; Conclusions; Case Studies; Quiz: Myths and Facts About Immigrant Workers; Notes; References; Additional Resources , Part III: Children and Family Issues

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780826126696

Additional Edition: ISBN 9780826126689

Additional Edition: Print version Social Work with Immigrants and Refugees, Second Edition : Legal Issues, Clinical Skills, and Advocacy

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Additional Edition: Print version: Social work with immigrants and refugees : legal issues, clinical skills, and advocacy. New York, New York : Springer Publishing Company, c2016 ISBN 9780826126689

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Format: 1 online resource (484 p.)

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Note: Description based upon print version of record. , Cover -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Foreword -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Share Social Work With Immigrants and Refugees: Legal Issues, Clinical Skills, and Advocacy, Second Edition -- Part I: Overview -- Chapter 1. Introduction: Legal and Social Work Issues With Immigrants -- Current Issues in U.S. Immigration -- Reasons for Migration -- History of Immigration in the United States -- Implications for Social Work Practice and Education -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 2. Legal Classifications of Immigrants -- Entering the United States Temporarily as a Nonimmigrant -- Entering or Remaining in the United States Permanently -- Exclusion From Entering the United States -- Deportation After Entering the United States -- U.S. Citizenship -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Part II: Immigration and Social Work Practice -- Chapter 3. Culturally Competent Social Work Practice With Immigrant Populations -- Immigration Patterns in the United States -- Defining Culturally Competent Social Work Practice -- Cultural Competency in Agency Practice -- Recommendations for Successful CCSWP With Immigrant Populations -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 4. Theory and Social Work Practice With Immigrant Populations -- The Role of Theory and Concepts in Guiding Practice -- Conceptual and Theoretical Resources for Practice With Immigrant Populations -- Empowerment Theory -- Cultural Competence -- Strength-Based Practice -- Ecosystems Theory -- Family Systems Theory -- Oppression Concepts -- Practitioner Self-Awareness -- Conclusions -- Case Studies -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 5. Social Work and Physical Health Issues of Immigrants -- Federal Legislation Affecting Immigrant Health Care -- Health Care Available for Immigrants. , Barriers to Health Care for Immigrants -- Immigration and Public Health Issues -- Special Populations -- Implications for Social Work Practice -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 6. Mental Health Issues in Immigrant Communities -- Cultural Definitions of Mental Health -- Resiliency in Immigrant Populations -- Phases of Immigrant Adjustment -- Immigrants and Trauma -- Psychosocial Assessment of New Immigrant Individuals -- Individual Intervention Strategies With New Immigrants -- Culturally Competent Mental Health Services -- Family or Community Intervention -- Immigrant Children and Mental Health -- Case Study -- References -- Additional Resources -- Further Reading -- Chapter 7. Crimes and Immigration: Civil Advocacy for Noncitizens at the Intersection of Criminal and Immigration Law -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 8. Immigrants and Employment -- An Overview of Immigrant Workers and Their Contributions -- Contributions of Immigrant Workers -- Are Immigrant Workers Protected by U.S. Laws? -- What Barriers Prevent Immigrant Workers From Exercising Their Workplace Rights? -- Conclusions -- Case Studies -- Quiz: Myths and Facts About Immigrant Workers -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Part III: Children and Family Issues -- Chapter 9. Immigrant Children and Education -- Expectations Concerning School and Education -- Education Law and Policy in the United States -- Types of Schools -- Roles and Responsibilities of Parents -- Language Access -- School Age -- Enrollment and School Placement -- Course Placement and Instruction -- Student Rights in School -- School Records and the Right to Information -- Parental Involvement in School Activities -- Higher Education -- Conclusions -- Case Study -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 10. Women, Gender-Based Violence, and Immigration. , Violence Against Women in Immigrant and Refugee Communities -- Dynamics, Risk Factors, and Consequences of Violence Against Immigrant Women -- Implications for Social Workers and Social Service Agencies -- Case Studies -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 11. Working With Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Immigrants -- Historical Background -- Immigration Based on Family Reunification -- Immigration Based on Political Asylum -- Special Issues Relating to Transgender Immigrants -- Challenges Facing LGBT Newcomers -- Challenges Facing the Practitioner in a Social Service Setting -- Recommendations for Working With Transgender Clients -- Case Studies -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Chapter 12. Older Adult Immigrants in the United States: Issues and Services -- Sociodemographics of Older Adult Immigrants in the United States -- Socioeconomic Characteristics of Older Adult Immigrants in the United States -- Issues Related to Older Adult Immigrants in the United States -- Special Elderly Immigrant Populations -- Assessment Instruments for Older Adult Immigrants and Mental Health -- Interventions for Older Adult Immigrants in the United States -- Conclusions -- Case Studies -- References -- Additional Resources -- Part IV: Immigration Policy -- Chapter 13. Overview of Immigrant Eligibility for Federal Programs -- Restrictions on Immigrant Eligibility for Benefits -- Beyond Eligibility: Overview of Barriers That Impede Access to Benefits for Immigrants -- Developing a Longer Term Strategy for Change -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 14. Social Workers and Immigrant Advocacy -- The Importance of Immigrant Advocacy -- Individual Advocacy for Immigrant Clients -- Macro Advocacy for Social Change -- Creating an Effective Advocacy Strategy -- Planning an Effective Advocacy Campaign -- Types of Advocacy Organizations. , Partisan Election-Related Activities -- Lobbying -- Conclusions -- Case Studies -- Immigrant Advocacy Success Stories -- Notes -- References -- Additional Resources -- Epilogue -- Globalization -- Climate Change -- Technology -- Immigration Policy -- References -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Notes -- Appendix C -- Appendix D -- Index. , English

Additional Edition: ISBN 0-8261-2668-5

Language: English