Social work in the process of industrialization?

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Louli, Jonathan [author]

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Abrégé : Based on my research experience as a social worker and activist, I develop the idea that to make a better profit on social work, the state and “social entrepreneurs” must first transform it into a factory that is easy to manage, and social workers into factory workers. This way of thinking reminds us that the state has always had a hard time managing what we once called the “labor movement,” and what we now call the “social movement.”

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Based on my research experience as a social worker and activist, I develop the idea that to make a better profit on social work, the state and “social entrepreneurs” must first transform it into a factory that is easy to manage, and social workers into factory workers. This way of thinking reminds us that the state has always had a hard time managing what we once called the “labor movement,” and what we now call the “social movement.”