2023
DOI: 10.20377/jfr-796
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The shadow fathers: Barriers to whole family approach in social work?

Abstract: Objective: The paper aims to explore the barriers to father involvement in family social work at the personal, cultural, and structural levels, and their interconnectedness to answer the main research question of how gendered constructions of mothers and fathers in social work affect the involvement of fathers in interventions. Background: This paper contributes to debates about fathers in social work by examining gendered constructions of fathers in social services for families with children in the Czech Repu… Show more

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“…While ignoring the relational aspect is shared across the field, several important works emphasize relationality. Notable examples include Milner's (1993) pioneering work, Scourfield (2003), Brandon et al (2019), Ferguson and Gates (2015), Gřundělová et al (2022), and Philip et al (2018). Works that focus on relational aspects, specifically on the effect of promoting father engagement on mothers, arrive at opposing conclusions.…”
Section: Gaps In the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%
“…While ignoring the relational aspect is shared across the field, several important works emphasize relationality. Notable examples include Milner's (1993) pioneering work, Scourfield (2003), Brandon et al (2019), Ferguson and Gates (2015), Gřundělová et al (2022), and Philip et al (2018). Works that focus on relational aspects, specifically on the effect of promoting father engagement on mothers, arrive at opposing conclusions.…”
Section: Gaps In the Literaturementioning
confidence: 99%