Innovation in Social Services - Langer, Andreas;Eurich, Johannes;Kenter, Tom
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Across Europe, there is an intense search for new and sustainable approaches to providing welfare. Demographic change, new social risks and other factors call for new ideas to maintain and enhance the performance and quality of social services and to enable the participation of all citizens in an inclusive society.
Against this background, and based on the findings of the EU research platform INNOSERV and empirically obtained research results from text and video material, this book provides insights into current approaches and practices to improve and transform social services.

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Produktbeschreibung
Across Europe, there is an intense search for new and sustainable approaches to providing welfare. Demographic change, new social risks and other factors call for new ideas to maintain and enhance the performance and quality of social services and to enable the participation of all citizens in an inclusive society.

Against this background, and based on the findings of the EU research platform INNOSERV and empirically obtained research results from text and video material, this book provides insights into current approaches and practices to improve and transform social services.
Autorenporträt
Dr. Andreas Langer is Professor of Social Sciences, Social Policy and Sociology at HAW Hamburg and Managing Director of the German Institute for Social Economics (DISW). Dr. Johannes Eurich is Professor of Practical Theology/Diaconal Science at the University of Heidelberg and Director of the Institute of Diaconal Studies at the University of Heidelberg. Dr. Simon Güntner is Professor of Spatial Sociology at TU Wien.
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"This book has created an added value to the workers in the field of innovation and social Services. It has guaranteed a learning experience for the Professionals in the field through the case studies and the authors perspective and conceptual development in the field." (Gloria Abdo, European Journal of Social Work, January 24, 2021)