Manoj K. Jha's research while affiliated with University of Delhi and other places
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Publication (1)
Felix P. Biestek's book The Casework Relationship has an exalted location in the literature and practice of social work. The diversity of the lived reality as well as practice notwithstanding, it remains one of the most visited reference points in social work literature. The present article aims to review, understand, and question the client-worker...
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... Beyond locating the presence of hegemonic discourse in the community and within community work, the article also advocates for the engagement of the social work practitioners in the crafting of counter-hegemony strategies to empower the subaltern community of people to shape their lives, following their very own political choices. It concurs with the use of critical theories in general, and Gramscian framework in particular, in making social work practice less hegemonic and more anti-oppressive in nature (Agnimitra et al., 2015;Garrett, 2009;Jha, 2009;Ledwith, 2001;Shahid & Jha, 2014, 2016Shahid, 2021). ...
