Silvia M. Staub-Bernasconi, 2010

Staub-Bernasconi, Silvia M.; Zaviršek, Darja

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“…The profession has a history of advocating for education, equality, healthcare, housing, and fairness, all of which fit neatly under the umbrella of human rights (Healy, 2008;Ife, 2008;NASW, 2003NASW, , 2006Staub-Bernasconi, 1998;van Wormer, 2006;Wronka, 2008). However, what does present the social work profession with a novel challenge in respect to human rights concerns a truly analytical approach to the topic.…”

Section: What Do ''Human Rights'' Mean To Social Work?mentioning

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Human rights in social work: an essential basis

Reichert

2011

Journal of Comparative Social Welfare

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The social work profession in the United States has been reluctant to integrate human rights principles into academic curricula. The teaching of human rights remains in an infant stage, even though the Council of Social Work Education now mandates integration of human rights into social work education. A major difficulty in integrating human rights into the profession concerns a lack of understanding as to what human rights actually mean. This article defines human rights and discusses their meaning for social workers. The discussion includes an overview of the universalism versus cultural relativism challenge that occurs when discussing human rights, as well as the promises of human rights.

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Section: What Do ''Human Rights'' Mean To Social Work?mentioning

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Human rights in social work: an essential basis

Reichert

2011

Journal of Comparative Social Welfare

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“…been emplaced (Zancani Montuoro, 1972-1973. The cores (CB1 and CB2, Figure 2b) were recovered in proximity to the ship-landing coastal locality (Figure 2b, P) in the excavation (Bernasconi, Stanley, & Caruso, 2010) in order to obtain more radiocarbon dates and further detail the litho-and biostratigraphy of the fluvio-deltaic sediment sections. Anthropogenic material in core CB1, consisting mostly of ceramic sherds and brick fragments, occur at three distinct stratigraphic elevations measured below msl (from base to top, at −4.5 m, −3.0 m, and at −2.0 m); these are attributed to coastal Sybaris, Thuri, and Copia, respectively (Figure 2c; in core CB1, levels S, T, and C).…”

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“…Its buried coastal structures are now positioned about 2.5 km west of the present marine Gulf of Taranto margin. The Greek landing zone at the Casa Bianca excavation (P in Figure 2b) was once positioned along the Crati Delta's coast (Figure 2d), and at the margin of a now-buried marine wetland system, perhaps a marsh-surrounded lagoon that could be reached by boat, either via canal and/or dredged fluvio-marine systems Bernasconi, Stanley, & Caruso, 2010). As indicated by the available chrono-, bio-, and lithostratigraphy, the Crati Delta coastline has advanced seaward by about 2.5 km since the time of Sybaris in the 7th to 6th century B.C.…”

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Buried and Submerged Greek Archaeological Coastal Structures and Artifacts as Gauges to Measure Late Holocene Seafloor Subsidence off Calabria, Italy

Stanley

Bernasconi

2012

Geoarchaeology

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This synthesis integrates recently acquired archaeological and geological data with earlier documented observations to shed light on the subsidence of ancient Greek coastal facilities in southern Italy. These are now positioned between former shorelines and inner shelf sectors at five Calabrian margin localities. Submergence of coastal to inner shelf facilities has resulted in part from sea‐level rise by about 2 m associated with glacio‐hydro‐isostatic factors since archaic to classic Greek time. This phenomenon alone, however, does not explain the wide variation of measured subsidence rates from site‐to‐site. The marked lowering of coastal site substrates by seismo‐tectonic activity (including extensional fault motion), stratal readjustments at depth, and compaction of underlying sediment sequences is significant. Four of the subsided facilities are positioned near emerged Calabrian areas where prevailing Holocene average annual land uplift rates range to ˜1.0 mm/yr; at the fifth, near Hipponion, terrains have risen by nearly 2 mm/yr. In marked contrast, submerged and/or buried structures record the following late Holocene long‐term average rates of coastal margin subsidence: Sybaris‐Thuri on the Taranto Gulf margin (˜0.5–1.0 mm/yr); Hipponion‐Vibo Valentia along the Tyrrhenian coast (˜0.8 to ˜3.2 mm/yr); and Locri‐Epizefiri, Kaulonia, and Capo Colonna on Calabria's Ionian margin (˜1.6, ˜1.6–2.4, and ˜4.0 mm/yr, respectively). © 2012 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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“…Plusieurs intervenants qui appliquent cette approche signalent qu'elle suppose une mise en question très exigeante des fondements de sa pratique et de son propre rapport à ce que Breton appelle le «monopole professionnel» (Breton, 1994a;Delgado-Gaitan, 1991;Lee, 1994;Mason et Boutilier, 1996;Staub-Bernasconi, 1991). Toutefois, la reconnaissance de l'expertise expérientielle ne doit pas se faire au détriment de l'expertise professionnelle.…”

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Pouvoir d’agir et exclusion : le pouvoir de participation socioéconomique

Bossé

1998

Nouveaux c@hiers de la recherche en éducation

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Ce texte vise à montrer en quoi l’adoption d’une approche centrée sur le pouvoir d’agir est susceptible de venir en aide aux acteurs sociaux et d’apporter des pistes de solutions inusitées à défaut d’être définitives. Dans cette perspective, l’auteur propose une analyse de la question de l’exclusion socioéconomique à la lumière de la perspective du pouvoir d’agir. L’ampleur et l’étendue de ce phénomène de même que la grande variété de ses modes d’expression constituent un défi de taille pour l’ensemble des acteurs sociaux qui ont à y faire face quotidiennement.This article aims to show how the adoption of an approach centred on the power to act is likely to help social agents and produce unusual, even if not definitive, approaches to solutions. The author puts forward an analysis of the question of socioeconomic exclusion from the perspective of the power to act. The scope and extent of this phenomenon and the great variety of its forms of expression constitute a significant challenge for all the social agents who deal with it daily.Este texto pretende demostrar cómo la adopción de un enfoque centrado en el poder de acción es susceptible de ayudar a los actores sociales y de otorgar vías de soluciones inusitadas a falta de ser definitivas. En esta perspectiva, el autor propone un análisis de la exclusión socioeconómica desde el punto de vista del poder de acción. La importancia y la extensión de este fenómeno al igual que la gran variedad de sus modos de expresión constituyen un desafío de talla para todos los actores sociales que tienen que afrontarlo cotidianamente.Diese Studie versucht zu zeigen, in wieweit eine auf Eigeninitiative (pouvoir d'agir) gerichtete Verfahrensweise den im Sozialbereich Tätigen zu Hilfe kommt und Lösungen möglich macht, die zwar nicht definitiv, aber neuartig und ungewöhnlich sind. Unter diesem Aspekt untersucht der Autor die Frage des sozioökonomischen Ausschlusses im Hinblick auf die Eigeninitiative. Die Bedeutung und Verbreitung dieses Phänomens sowie seine vielfältigen Erscheinungsmöglichkeiten stellen für die Sozialarbeiter in ihrer täglichen Arbeit eine beachtliche Herausforderung dar

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Silvia M. Staub-Bernasconi, 2010

Cited by 8 publications

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Human rights in social work: an essential basis

Human rights in social work: an essential basis

Buried and Submerged Greek Archaeological Coastal Structures and Artifacts as Gauges to Measure Late Holocene Seafloor Subsidence off Calabria, Italy

Pouvoir d’agir et exclusion : le pouvoir de participation socioéconomique

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