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'Professor Lewis has made a characteristically crisp contribution both to the history of voluntarism and to the current debate on its future. I particularly like the way in which she identifies both the continuities and the changes in the issues that the Family Welfare Association has had to address over its long history.' -- Nicholas Deakin, University of Birmingham, UK 'Lewis has written a book which repaying reading.' -- John Offer, Social Policy 'This volume is a valuable addition to the literature on social work and its origins in this country because it sets the theorizing ad the practice within the context of the history of ideas.' -- Social Policy & Administration

'Professor Lewis has made a characteristically crisp contribution both to the history of voluntarism and to the current debate on its future. I particularly like the way in which she identifies both the continuities and the changes in the issues that the Family Welfare Association has had to address over its long history.'

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Jane Lewis, formerly Professor of Social Policy, London School of Economics, UK

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