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Contents\n1 Normalization and Dissolution of Boundaries: Social Work at the Start of the Twenty-First Century\n 1.1 From Normalization to the Dissolution of Boundaries\n 1.2 Rediscovery of Welfare Policy and the Welfare State\n 1.3 Disembedding and Reformulation\n 1.4 From the Term “Identity” to the Concept of Agency\n2 Critical Living Circumstances: Distress, Vulnerability and Neediness\n 2.1 Vulnerability\n 2.2 Neediness and Failure\n3 Coping with Life as a Social Pedagogical Concept\n 3.1 The Personal-Psychodynamic Zone\n 3.2 The Relational/Intermediary Zone: Coping Cultures\n 3.2.1 Familial Coping Cultures\n 3.2.2 The Group\n 3.2.3 Organizational Cultures\n 3.2.4 The Internet\n 3.3 The Socio-structural–Socio-political Zone: The Concepts of Situation in Life and Situation of Coping\n 3.3.1 Situation in Life\n 3.3.2 Situation of Coping\n4 The Four Dimensions of the Situation of Coping as Means of Access for Social Work\n 4.1 Dependency\n 4.2 Expression\n 4.3 Appropriation\n 4.4 Recognition\n 4.5 Situation in Life, Situation of Coping and Status as a Client\n 4.6 Excursus: The Situation in Life Approach and the Capability Approach\n5 The Socio-Political, Socio-Ethical Perspective: Social and Generational Justice\n6 Recommendations for Action\n 6.1 Case Assessment from the Perspective of the Coping Concept\n 6.2 Functional Equivalents\n 6.3 Empowerment\n 6.4 Social Space Orientation and Milieu Formation\n 6.5 Conflict Orientation\n 6.6 Excursus: New Spaces, Different Times?\n7 Enablement in Light of the Blurring Life Stage Borders\n 7.1 Enabling Childhood\n 7.2 Enabling Youth\n 7.3 Enabling Adults and People of Working Age from the Perspective of Agency\n 7.4 Enabling Ageing\n 7.5 Enabling Agency during Transitions which Have Grown Unpredictable and Riskier\n 7.6 Excursus: Diversity and Intersectionality\n8 Social Problems and Social Integration\n9 Professional Agency\n10 Social Work and Welfare Policy\n 10.1 The Social Consequences of Globalization\n 10.2 Social Work and Globalization\n 10.3 Regional Development\n 10.4 The European Perspective\n11 Transnational Approaches: Commons, Citizenship, Care\n 11.1 Commons\n 11.2 Citizenship\n 11.3 Care\n 11.4 Social Justice\nBibliography
