The Routledge Handbook of Social Work Ethics and Values is a comprehensive exploration and assessment of current and future issues facing social work practice and education.

Acknowledgements; List of illustrations; List of contributors; 1 A historical foundation to social work values and ethics Stephen M. Marson and Robert McKinney; SECTION I Ethics Writ Large; 2 International Analysis of Human Rights and Social Work Ethics; Annie J. Keeney, Abdulaziz Albrithen, Shannon Harrison, Linda Briskman and David Androff; 3 Ethical Theories and Social Work Practice; Frederic G. Reamer; 4 Then and Now: The History and Development of Social Work Ethics; Terricka Hardy; 5 An Integrated Principle-Based Approach of International Social Work Ethical Principles and Servant Leadership Principles ; Sandra R. Williamson-Ashe and Charles M. S. Birore; 6 Social Worker Self-Care: An Ethical Responsibility; Dorothy S. Greene and Karen Cummings-Lilly; 7 The Test of a Good Conscience; John Solas; 8 Narrative Ethics in Social Work Practice; Allan Barsky; 9 How a Relational Approach to Practice Can Encourage Social Work to Return to Its Ethical Endeavour; Elizabeth C Reimer and Lester J Thompson; 10 Ethical Action in Challenging Times; Kim Strom-Gottfried; SECTION II Visions of Diverse Values; 11 Social work ethics and values within the context of South African social work education and practice; Sue Cook; 12 Barriers to the Designing a Code of Ethics for Social Workers in the Arab Society; Fakir Al Gharaibeh; 13 Disability Ethics: A Confluence of Human and Distributive Rights; Elizabeth DePoy and Stephen Gilson ; SECTION III; Abortion; 14 Self-Determination and Abortion Access: A Pro-Choice Perspective on the International Statement of Ethical Principles; Heather Witt, Erica Goldblatt Hyatt, Carly Franklin, and Maha Younes; 15 Preventing and Ending Abortion: The Role of Social Workers in Protecting Unborn Children; William C. Rainford, Bruce Thyer; 16 Mercy or Murder: Social Work and Ambivalence over Abortion; Mary S. Sheridan; SECTION IV; Relationship and Gender Issues; 17 Advocating for Self-Determination, Arriving at Safety: How Social Workers Can Address Ethical Dilemmas in Domestic Violence; Amber Sutton; 18 Social Work Clinical Practice and Intimate Partner Violence: A Systems Approach to Help Reverse the Macro (Epidemic) and Individual Effects of Violence; Maria Taylor; 19 The Legal and Ethical Consequences of Human Trafficking; Michelle Sunkel; SECTION V Micro Practice Settings; 20 Social Work Ethics and Values in Criminal Justice Practice; Kathi R. Trawver, Kelli E. Canada and Stacey Barrenger; 21 Boundary Issues and Dual Relationships in Social Work: A Global Perspective; Frederic G. Reamer; 22 Social Worker's Dilemma in Patients' Rights on End-of-Life Care and Decision Making under the New Act in South Korea; Sooyoun K Han; 23 An Effective Theoretical Approach to Ethical Problem Solving in Cross-Cultural Social Work; Valerie Bryan, Laura Kaplan, Scott Sanders, Stephen Young and Paul Mwangosi; SECTION VI Mezzo Practice Settings; 24 Ethics and Values in Social Groupwork; Mark Doel; 25 Ethical challenges in group work: Potential perils and preventive practices; Mary Banach; SECTION VII Macro Practice Settings; 26 The Ethical Geography of Macro Practice: Human Rights to Utilitarianism; Ogden Rogers; 27 Ethical Dilemmas when Working with Extreme Right-winged Youth Cultures in Germany; Stefan Borrmann; 28 Towards a response-able social work: Diffracting care through justice; Vivienne Bozalek; SECTION VIII Social Work Education; 29 ¿oral Courage and Moral Distress in Social Work Education and Practice: A Literature Review; Eleni Papouli; 30 Disagreement about Ethics and Values in Practice: Using Vignettes to Study Social Work Attitudes and Judgements; Morten Ejrnæs and Merete Monrad; 31 Ethical Study Abroad: Good Intentions Aren't Enough; Melody Aye Loya and Katherine Peters; SECTION IX; Technological Issues; 32 Ethical Social Work Practice in the Technological Era; Jim Gough and Elaine Spencer; 33 Social Work and Human Services Leadership in the New Genomic Era; Kelley Reinsmith-Jones; 34 Navigating Social and Digital Media for Ethical and Professional Social Work Practice; Laurel Iverson Hitchcock, Melanie Sage and Nancy J. Smyth; 35 Cross-border Social Work Practice and Ethics in a Digital Age; Aloha VanCamp, Martin Leever and G. Brent Angell; 36 Data Justice: An Ethical Imperative for Policy and Community Practice; John G. McNutt; SECTION X Spirituality; 37 Ethical decision-making model: an Islamic perspective ; Nada Eltaiba; 38 Social Work Ethics and Values: An Arabic-Islamic perspective; Abdulaziz Albrithen; 39 The Pope Francis' philosophy and the social work values; Silvana Martínez and Juan Agüero; SECTION XI Globalism; 40 Essential Ethics Knowledge in Social Work: A Global Perspective; Frederic G. Reamer; 41 Welcoming the Stranger: The Ethics of Policy and Practice with Migrant and Refugee Populations; Susan Schmidt; 42 From the welfare state to welfare markets: Organisation and Management of UK Social Work/ Social Care; Stephanie Petrie; 43 Trading the Hard Road: Social Work Ethics and the Politicization of Food Distribution in Zimbabwe; Edmos Mtetwa ; 44 The Ethics of Social Work and Its Professionalization: The Italian Case; Annamaria Campanini and Carlo Soregotti; 45 The ethical question in the Argentine social work; Silvana Martínez and Juan Agüero; SECTION XI; Economic Issues; 46 Ethical Decision-Making in the Age of Austerity in the UK; Andrew Wills; 47 Ethical Limitations of Privatization within Social Work and Social Care in England and Wales; Malcolm Carey; SECTION XII; Special Topics; 48 Unconscious Awareness: The Implicit and Oppressive Ethical Context of Bilingual Social Work Practice; Pablo Arriaza; 49 Inter-professional Ethics: Working in the Cross-Disciplinary Moral and Practice Space; Donna McAuliffe; 50 Social Work Practice and Bullying in the Workplace; Jim Gough; 51 Ethics in the End; Robert E. McKinney and Stephen M. Marson; Index