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International social work 1

What is 'international social work'? The term international social work is used a lot, but may be understood in quite different ways. Many of the meanings describe interesting practice and fascinating perspectives on social work. These two videos give a summary of attempts to pin down the terminology and capture the range of understandings of ‘international social work’. Watch this simultaneously with a (phone, zoom or skype) partner, as you will be invited to frequently pause and discuss questions. This uses ideas from chapter 2 of the English-language introductory remote learning book/ebook, ‘European and International Social Work’, Beltz/Juventa 2018. Find it in your library or grab the ebook. Other videos in this course will similarly summarize ideas from subsequent chapters. Magnus Frampton teaches social work and English for specific purposes (social work) courses. Video © Magnus Frampton 2020 T-shirt: Patti Smith, with Pasolini written in graffiti on the wall. Like Patti, I am a big Pasolini fan, the late nights of my youth were spent devouring his films. I sometimes have Italian students in class, who I embarrass with my frequent references to the ‘greatest Italian of the 20th century’. The problem is, depending on my mood this might be Pasolini but might also be Gramsci, whose ideas get me similarly excited.