This text examines the intersection of feminist theory and social work practice within the evolving landscape of the field. It addresses the critical importance for feminists of social work's position within state structures and proposes a new analytical model to understand the professional experiences of women in social work.

This book is likely to be of interest to academics and practitioners in social work and feminist studies. The focus on the state's role and the experiences of women social workers suggests a critical and analytical approach. The text aims to provide a new framework for understanding these dynamics, positioning it as a contribution to theoretical discussions in the field.