Are Codes of Ethics Promoting Religious Literacy for Social Work Practice?

Pargament's Theory of Religious Coping: Implications for Spiritually Sensitive Social Work Practice

This article proposes that Pargament's theory of religious coping can be a theoretical beacon to spiritually sensitive social work practice. It begins with a discussion of the raison d'être of spiritually sensitive social work, which is examined as being able to cast a holistic and positive glow on social work. Then it provides an overview and a critique of Pargament's theory, emphasising that ...

Social Work and Narrative Ethics

Most accounts of social work values contain two central conceptual strands: social work ethics and anti-discriminatory practice. Within social work, relatively little attention has been paid to the potential of feminist approaches to ethics, grounded in identity to bring these two strands together. Narrative ethics is an approach which, like the feminist ethic of care, takes identity as its sta...

A Religious Perspective on Legal Practice and Ethics

Analysis of Tourism Ethics Indicators and Codes

Background: Modern tourism has caused social, economic and environmental damage, in spite of its positive effects, in order to earn money and profit. One of the reasons for these problems is the lack of respect for ethical issues by tourists. The purpose of this article is to investigate and analyze the indicators and codes of ethical tourism from the viewpoint of tourists in the Ganjnameh tour...

An Ecological Approach for Social Work Practice