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Model 4 is the most cost effective when trying to achieve social justice because... 

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Model 4 is the most cost effective when trying to achieve social justice because... 

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1) It intersects the 3 levels (it postulates an organizational structure in which the levels intersect for the explicit purpose of pursuing social justice)
2) Encourages an inclusive approach to policy design. (workers and service users develop partnerships with individuals and groups in the environment who have diverse issues and interests related to the pursuit of social justice)

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- The authors are all women - explains why they may present more of a collaborative and relational approach to social work/ social justice
- Relational approaches are stereotypically understood as "feminine" or "maternal"

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Connections Between Article and Other Knowledge

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Connections Between Article and Other Knowledge

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-Jordan's Principle

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-The author is concerned with reducing the costs associated with social justice action and believes there is no need to concentrate on links between levels, and rather for practitioners to focus on relationships rather than hierarchical intersections

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Class: Social Policy and Social Justice
- if we use Model 4, we can build policy that will give us best social justice results

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-References cited include "Empowerment"- follow the empowerment theoretical model

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-All models recognize social justice as a fundamental value and the issue of the connection between the personal/interpersonal, the community/organizational, and the policy/sociopolitical dimensions of a particular
situation.

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- 4 models
- 3 levels of social work
- cost efficiency is compromised by dividing social work into the 3 levels (micro, meso and macro)
- involving clients in policy making
-Model 4: institutional and organizational structure, where different levels exist for the purpose of focusing on social justice issues
-This provides time, physical space, administrative and secretarial support for social workers from the different levels to interact on a regular basis to discuss and consult with each other on the social justice issues encountered in their everyday practice

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An inclusive approach to policy design and implementation will reduce costs of pursuing social justice goals

Breton seeks to address how the micro, mezzo, and macro approaches to social policy and social justice are best effectuated when the three approaches are interwoven, while involving community members to maximize the pursuit of social justice, through the minimization of costs and resources.