Lessons from Abroad

Regarded as among the world’s leaders in formulating social work policy and practice, U.S. social workers have much to learn from colleagues in other nations. The third in an NASW Press series on international social work edited by Hokenstad and Midgley, this book examines how domestic policies and practice can be enhanced by documenting, analyzing and judiciously adapting innovative approaches emanating from other countries.

Lessons from Abroad

Adapting International Social Welfare Innovations