N. Sullivan, L. Mitchell, D. Goodman, N.C. Lang, E.S. Mesbur

• * About the Editors* Contributors* Foreword* Acknowledgments* Introduction* Section I: Social Justice and Social Work with Groups* Chapter 1. Social Justice: A Global Perspective* Chapter 2. Social Justice and Social Work with Groups: Fragile—Handle with Care* Introduction: An Image of Fragility* Fragility and Injustice* Group Practice As Social Justice Practice* Conclusion: An Image of Practice* Chapter 3. The Meaning, Scope, and Context of the Concept of Social Justice in Social Work with Groups* Distributive Justice* Procedural Justice* Retributive Justice* Conclusion* Chapter 4. Current Innovations in Social Work with Groups to Address Issues of Social Justice* Examples of Innovative Practice* Barriers* Opportunities* What’s to Be Done?* Section II: Social Justice in Theory for Social Work with Groups* Chapter 5. Group Work and Social Justice: Rhetoric or Actions?* State of the Art* Historical Context* The Debate and Arguments* The Current Social Scene* Universality of Social Justice* Toward a Definition of Justice* Value Premises of Social Justice* Values in Conflict* Scapegoating* Transforming Images* Conclusion* Chapter 6. Social Group Work, Social Justice* The Meanings of Social Justice in Social Work* The Social Goals Model* Practice Examples* Summary* Chapter 7. Culturally Grounded Approaches to Social Justice Through Social Work with Groups* Introduction* Globalization, Social Justice, and Social Work* A Culturally Grounded Approach* Group Work* Chapter 8. Social Work with Groups, Mutual Aid, and Social Justice* Section III: Social Justice in the Practice of Social Work with Groups* Chapter 9. Meet Them in The Lab: Using Hip-Hop Music Therapy Groups with Adolescents in Residential Settings* The Needs of Adolescents in Care* The Use of Group Members’ Intere