Human & Machine: Exploring Social Work
Johan HellbergWhere do humans fit in our increasingly systematized welfare services?
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I explore how human judgment meets systematic knowledge in modern welfare services. Through philosophical analysis and practical leadership, I examine ways to preserve professional wisdom and ethical practice in our increasingly systematized world.
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