| Sumario: | This book, authored by Eva M. Rubio Guzmán, Jesús M. Pérez Viejo, and Fco. Javier Lorena Martín de la Peña, is a comprehensive exploration of key concepts and practical applications in social work. Aimed at educators, students, professionals, and researchers in social sciences, it focuses on enhancing the quality of social interventions across various sectors, including social services and corporate environments. The book, structured into 11 chapters and contributed to by 24 national and international experts, addresses theoretical and practical aspects of social work. Topics include social justice, gender violence, ageism, addiction, poverty, and ethnic diversity, approached from an intersectional perspective. The text is designed to facilitate understanding of these complex issues and to prepare future social workers for effective intervention in restoring individual well-being and social justice.
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