Author(s): Frances Kelly*
This article explores the intersection of social work and anthropology, highlighting how anthropological methods and theories can enhance social work practices. It discusses the cultural competencies required in social work, the methodological approaches used in anthropological research, and their implications for understanding social issues. The findings suggest that integrating anthropological perspectives into social work can lead to more effective interventions and improved outcomes for clients. The article concludes with recommendations for social work education and practice.This article explores the intersection of social work and anthropology, highlighting how anthropological methods and theories can enhance social work practices. It discusses the cultural competencies required in social work, the methodological approaches used in anthropological research, and their implications for understanding social issues. The findings suggest that integrating anthropological perspectives into social work can lead to more effective interventions and improved outcomes for clients. The article concludes with recommendations for social work education and practice.
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