Exploring the Experiences of Black Professionals in Welfare agencies and Black Students in Social Work Educations

Submitted by Agnes Bryan

For the degree of Ph.D.

Of the University of Bath

2000

Copyright

Attention is drawn to the fact that copyright of this thesis rests with its author.

Contents

Acknowledgments - pdf (12kb)

Abstract - pdf (10kb)

Introduction - pdf (48kb)

Chapter 1: Locating Myself as the Inquirer - pdf (46kb)

Chapter 2: Choosing Theoretical and Conceptual Frameworks for Understanding Black Professionals’ and Black Students’ Experiences - pdf (67kb)

Chapter 3: Choosing Research Approaches - pdf (77kb)

Chapter 4: The Co-operative Inquiry - pdf (66kb)

Chapter 5: Evaluating the Co-operative Inquiry - pdf (82kb)

Chapter 6: Writing the Research Text - pdf (70kb)

Chapter 7: Black on Black Encounter - pdf (104kb)

Chapter 8: The Relationship between Black Managers and Black Workers - pdf (94kb)

Chapter 9: Validation and Representation – Working with Feedback - pdf (76kb)

Chapter 10: Do I Live Out my Values of Empowerment in my Practice with Students and Does my Practice need Improving? - pdf (182kb)

Chapter 11: Advocating a Critical Educative Approach - pdf (47kb)

Chapter 12: How Should Black Students be Empowered to Learn in order that they may Engage in Personal and Social Transformation? - pdf (87kb)

Chapter 13: The Role of Black Academics - pdf (77kb)

Chapter 14: Transformation - My Being - pdf (64kb)

Bibliography - pdf (104kb)

Closing the Thesis - pdf (11kb)

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