Stephen A. Webb

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Stephen A. Webb

Stephen A. Webb is affiliated with the following schools: Glasgow Caledonian University, University of Dundee, University of Newcastle , University of Melbourne, University of Adelaide, Australian National University

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Stephen A. Webb

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#8988

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#11328

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Stephen A. Webb's Degrees

PhD Theoretical Physics University of Melbourne

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According to Wikipedia, Stephen A. Webb is a social theorist and researcher in social work, social welfare and policy. He was born in Margate Kent, in 1958, the son of Mary and Philip Webb and has a younger brother Richard and sister Nicola Webb. He attended Heath Junior School, Chesterfield Boys Grammar School and University of Oxford.

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Stephen A. Webb's Published Works

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Some considerations on the validity of evidence-based practice in social work (2001) (598)
Social Work in a Risk Society: Social and Political Perspectives (2005) (297)
Social Work in a Risk Society (2006) (215)
Virtue Ethics and Social Work: Being Lucky, Realistic, and not Doing ones Duty (2002) (141)
Implementing Evidence-Based Practice (2013) (99)
The SAGE Handbook of Social Work (2012) (81)
Local orders and global chaos in social work (2003) (67)
Evidence-based Practice and Decision Analysis in Social Work (2002) (67)
Evidence-based Social Work: A Critical Stance (2009) (66)
The New Politics of Social Work (2013) (63)
Social work : theories and methods (2009) (58)
Opinions about evidence: A study of social workers’ attitudes towards evidence-based practice (2014) (53)
Avatarculture: Narrative, power and identity in virtual world environments (2001) (51)
What Supports and Impedes Evidence-Based Practice Implementation? A Survey of Australian Social Workers (2015) (50)
Ethics and Value Perspectives in Social Work (2010) (50)
Social work as art revisited (2008) (48)
(Re)Assembling the Left: The Politics of Redistribution and Recognition in Social Work (2010) (45)
Against difference and diversity in social work: the case of human rights (2009) (45)
Information and communication technologies in the welfare services (2003) (42)
Professional identity and social work (2018) (35)
Putting the parity into service user participation: an Integrated model of social justice (2014) (33)
Social Work, Modernity and Post Modernity (1991) (32)
A Political Critique of Kantian Ethics in Social Work (1989) (32)
The Routledge Handbook of Critical Social Work (2019) (29)
The comfort of strangers: social work, modernity and late Victorian England—Part I (2007) (28)
The return of the political in social work (2009) (28)
Newly Qualified Social Workers’ Readiness for Practice in Scotland (2016) (26)
Modelling Service User Participation in Social Care (2008) (23)
Towards a 'new politics' of social work (2013) (22)
The Myth of Global Social Work: Double Standards and the Local-Global Divide (2008) (19)
The politics of social work: power and subjectivity (2000) (17)
Taking a political stance in social work (2014) (16)
Technologies of care (2003) (15)
ON THE NATURE OF FUTURE WORLDS? - CONSIDERATIONS OF VIRTUALITY AND UTOPIAS (2000) (12)
Post-critical social work analytics (2004) (12)
Cities, Subjectivity and Cyberspace (2003) (11)
The invisible art of teaching for practice: Social workers' perceptions of taking students on placement (1992) (11)
Management and Organisation of Social Work (2006) (10)
Critical social work (2009) (10)
The making of a civil society politics in social work: Myth and misrepresentation with the Global Agenda (2014) (9)
Global double standards in social work: a critical review (2007) (8)
The comfort of strangers: social work, modernity and late Victorian England—Part II (2007) (8)
Risk, governmentality and insurance: the actuarial re-casting of social work (2009) (7)
Matters of professional identity and social work (2017) (7)
Visions of excess: Cyberspace, digital technologies and new cultural politics (1998) (6)
No issue, no politics: towards a New Left in social work education (2014) (6)
What the Public Think about Social Services: A Report from Scotland (2020) (6)
Why agential realism matters to social work (2020) (5)
Introduction: social work research (2010) (5)
Internet child abuse (2003) (5)
Theorizing Social Wellbeing: Subjective Mental States, Preference Satisfaction or Mitsein? (2010) (5)
The speculative left and new politics of social work (2013) (4)
Conclusion: practising values in social work (2010) (3)
Using Respite Care to Prevent Long-Term Family Breakdown (1991) (3)
Introduction: ethics and value perspectives in social work (2010) (3)
Professional identity as a matter of concern (2017) (3)
Evidence-based social work: the actuarial re-casting of social work (2008) (3)
Preventing Reception into Care: A Literature Review of Respite Care (1990) (2)
Political Critique of Kantian Ethics: A Reply to Professor R. S. Downie (1990) (2)
Forgetting Ourselves? Social Work Values, Liberal Education and Modernity (1996) (2)
Critical social work and the politics of transformation (2019) (2)
Social work and “the social”: a biopolitical perspective (2020) (1)
Social Work Handbook (2011) (1)
What the public think about Scottish social services and why: Report of a research project funded by the Social Work Services Strategic Forum (2017) (1)
What comes after the subject? Towards a critical posthumanist social work (2019) (1)
Social Workers as ‘Strong Evaluators’: Rethinking Moral Sources and Professional Identity (2015) (1)
Risk, Regulation and Neo-liberalism (2006) (1)
Putting the parity back into participation: An integrated model of social justice 1 (2013) (1)
Resistance, biopolitics and radical passivity (2019) (1)
Narrative Confetti - Subjects, Truth and Ethics (2006) (1)
Social Work, Risk Society and Modernity (2006) (1)
Welfare theory and approaches (2010) (1)
Introduction: future challenges (2010) (1)
Introduction: social work practice (2010) (0)
Introduction: welfare theory and approaches (2010) (0)
Social work research (2010) (0)
Recognition, Politics of: Perspectives from Social Work and Sociology (2015) (0)
The Politics of Social Work (2000) (0)
Book Review: Ian Shaw Social Work Science (2018) (0)
Handbook of digital higher education (2023) (0)
Security, Trust and Care Pathways (2006) (0)
European Individualism and Social Work (2017) (0)
Introduction: social work practice | NOVA. The University of Newcastle's Digital Repository (2010) (0)
Risk Based Flow Assurance (0)
INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL WORK (2010) (0)
Direct Work, Knowledge and Intervention (2006) (0)
The subject of social work: toward a new perspective on anti-discrimination (2014) (0)
Social work practice (2010) (0)
Introduction | NOVA. The University of Newcastle's Digital Repository (2009) (0)
Roberto Esposito, biopolitics, social work (2020) (0)
The Practice of Value (2006) (0)
Notes on contributors (2002) (0)
Roberto Esposito, biopolitics and social work (2020) (0)
What the public think of Scottish social services and why: Report summary (2017) (0)
Editors' introduction: situating social work: introducing international social work (2010) (0)
Narrative Confetti - Subjects, Truth and Ethics: Extended Review of "Diversity and Rights in Care", Moonie, Bates and Spencer-Perkins, paperback, Heinemann, 2004. 246 pp. 0 435 40126 2 (2006) (0)

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