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A National-Social Association was the German liberal political party founded around 1896 by Friedrich Naumann in opposition to the Social Democratic Party of Germany. In the 2nd half of the 19th century Germany underwent a rapid industrial enterprise, which was attached sustaining rising social problems. Following of this a SPD was founded and shortly outlawed under a foremost chancellor of the German empire Otto von Bismarck. When a person was legalized once more inside 1890 (the month Bismarck resigned & Wilhelm II was appointed emperor), it enjoyed considerable success at elections. Since a SPD was Marxist, using Karl Marx's Das Kapital for their theoretical underpinnings the ruling classes considered it the threat. Around 1896, Friedrich Naumann, a Protestant parish priest, founded the National-Social Association as a liberal alternative guided by Protestant principles, as against a atheism of the SPD. In the elections of 1898 and 1903 a candidates of the association failed to gain seats & Naumann dissolved the person.
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Australian Association of Social Workers - ACT Branch Home Page of the Australian Capital Territory Branch of the Australian Association for Social Workers. British Association of Social Workers BASW is the largest association representing social work and social workers in the UK. Whether you are qualified or not, experienced, or just entering the profession, we're here to help, support, advise and campaign on your behalf. Social Work Alliance Disseminates information relating to social work and social care issues to members on a daily basis - primarily focused on UK and European issues. Daily searches of key web sites are filtered, categorised, and emailed to members. IFSW on the Web The International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW) is a global organisation striving for social justice, human rights and social development through the development of social work, best practices and international cooperation between social workers and their professional organisations. NASW The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest membership organization of professional social workers in the world. Access to code of ethics, journals, books, career advice, news and information amongst other resources and links. Canadian Association of Social Workers As a federation of the 10 provincial and one territorial social work organizations, the CASW serves a national role in strengthening and advancing the social work profession in Canada. Site available in English and French. NASW - Arkansas Chapter Arkansas Chapter of the NASW. NASW - Arizona Chapter National Association of Social Workers Arizona Chapter; NASW is the only organization serving the critical and diverse needs of the entire social work profession. NASW - Colorado Chapter Colorado chapter of NASW. NASW - Washington DC Washington DC chapter of NASW. |
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