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Understanding Human Rights
An Exercise Book
First Edition
- Elisabeth Reichert - Southern Illinois University, Carbondale, Illinois
May 2006 | 288 pages | SAGE Publications, Inc
Human rights in the social work environment are either theortetical or general concepts that require application to the specifics of practical settings.
Understanding Human Rights is written with these practitioners in mind, avoiding lengthy, academic discussions, it provides exercises that easily translate human rights concepts into everyday practice.
Introduction
Ch. 1: What Are Human Rights?
Ch. 2: Beginnings of Human Rights
Ch. 3: Building the Foundation: Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Ch. 4: Beyond the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Ch. 5: Human Rights and Vulnerable Groups
Ch. 6: Cultural Relativism
Ch. 7: Human Rights and Ethics
Ch. 8: Social Work Practice and Human Rights
Ch. 9: The International Side of Human Rights and Social Work
Conclusion
Appendixes
References
"In Understanding Human Rights: An Exercise Book, Elisabeth Reichert has written a basic introduction to human rights specifically for social workers and faculty who teach in this field. The book is clearly written and has a very practical orientation towards the subject of human rights that will engage many readers."
Drake University
