Social work has a profession and discipline has a reference group in the West but it has a contextual flavour too. Due to a lot of peculiarities in Indian society, social work profession should be guarded against its possible metamorphosis in India. Social work Professionals, both educators and practitioners should be concerned about its universal relevance but they should not be ignoring national priorities and local realities. In this publication the author has analysed the selected issues according to local, national and global parameters. The treatment given to these issues is unique and distinct. Theoretical components have been examined keeping in view the practical problems and bottlenecks in implementing them in Indian Situations. Among the eleven chapters in this volume, four are devoted to the philosophy of social work and rest of them deal with social development, sustainable development, poverty and other related issues. All the issues in this book are independence is also evident. Hopefully this wide ranging volume will attract the attention of students, educators, researchers, activists and policy makers.
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