RENT TEXTBOOKS

Each section includes “Introduction” and “References.”

I. INTRODUCTION.

Using the Case Method in the Classroom.

The Case Method: An Introduction.

Conceptual Background: The Case Method in Education for the Professions.

Using Cases as Learning Tools.

Theories, Concepts, and Practice Applications: Selecting Cases in this Book According to Themes.

II. UNDERSTANDING PROBLEMS AND POPULATIONS. ... MORE

1. Mary Rogge and Marsha Marley, Lee and the Amazing Multi-Faceted Community Needs Assessment.

2. D. Veronica Creech, Stephen P. Wernet, and Jeff Wunrow, Hate Crimes Legislation: Legislative Advocacy for the G/L/B/T Community.

3. Stephen French Gilson, The Underground Advocates: Legislative Advocacy for and with Consumers with Disabilities.

4. Melissa Abell, The Guatemalan Stove Project.

III. THE COMMUNITY AS THE ARENA OF CHANGE.

5. Robert Wineburg, The Reverend and Me: Faith Communities and Public Welfare.

6. Jonathan Scherch, Riverton: Envisioning a Sustainable Community.

7. Elizabeth A. Mulroy and Jon K. Matusuoka, The Native Hawaiian Children's Center: Changing Methods from Casework to Community Practice.

8. Roger A. Lohmann, Lindblom County: How Diversity Influenced Philanthropic Sufficiency.

IV. THE ORGANIZATION AS THE ARENA OF CHANGE.

9. David Menefee, The Consultants: Reengineering Public Welfare.

10. Cheryl A. Hyde, The Women's Co-op: The Clash of Two Organizational Cultures.

11. Diane Vinokur-Kaplan and Patricia Miller, When Community Mental Health Meets Public Managed Care.

12. Steven L. McMurtry, Computerizing Child Welfare Services: A Cyberworld Fairy Tale.

13. Benjamina Menashe, Risa Sandler, and Steven Rathgeb Smith, Ecological Outcomes.

V. CHANGING MACRO SYSTEMS.

14. David P. Fauri, The Coffee Break: Supervisor-Employee Relationships at Risk.

15. Nancy Macduff and F. Ellen Netting, Kings-Haven and YOU: Managing Volunteers.

16. Sharon M. Keigher, Carol's Value Dilemmas: Implementing Public Services for Disabled Elders.

Index.