Luca Fazzi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1668422 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Luca Fazzi |
| NOMBRES | Luca |
| APELLIDO | Fazzi |
| FIRMA | FAZZI L |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Trento |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-0735-5886 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 15 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 58 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 15 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2009 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Changing the rules of the game’
The practitioner–client relationship is central to social work and incorporates explicit and tacit elements. Through digitalization, interactions have shifted to platforms imposing new languages and communicative tools. This article explores how Computer Mediated Technology (CMT) has influenced typical power asymmetries in social workers’ and clients’ interactions in child welfare services. To explore these questions, we carried out 20 interviews…
Sviluppo legale ed ecosostenibile nelle aree rurali svantaggiate del sud Italia
Lo scopo di questo articolo è di analizzare empiricamente il ruolo che le imprese sociali giocano all'interno di una più ampia strategia per lo sviluppo rurale in aree del sud Italia afflitte dalla presenza di criminalità organizzata e difficoltà di sviluppo. La ricerca è basata su 20 interviste in profondità con presidenti e dirigenti di organizzazioni di agricoltura sociale in quattro regioni meridionali: Puglia, Calabria, Campania e Sicilia. I…
Extending the concept of social farming
Why Are You Backing Such Positions? Types and Trajectories of Social Workers’ Right-Wing Populist Support
The rise of right-wing populism and its impact on inclusive welfare and fundamental principles of social work have been discussed mainly as an external challenge to the profession, assuming, implicitly, that social workers are immune to right-wing populist positions because of their professional values and identity. This article questions this assumption, presenting the findings of a qualitative study carried out in the Italian context. The inter…
Why it’s still worth it
Today, social workers work in a context radically different from that of the past. Managerialism, reduced resources, and the expansion of procedures and standards have become structural components of social work. The article reports the results of a survey conducted on a sample of supervisors in Italy that analysed the consequences of this change on the decision to continue or stop being the supervisor of social work students. Research shows that…
Social workers' views on community involvement in child protection work in Italy
Involvement of the community is a topic that is gaining increasing importance in the debate on child protection social work. However, the empirical findings that help to understand the factors which enable social workers to involve community actors successfully are still scarce. The article presents the results of an empirical pilot study carried out on a sample of 24 child protection social workers employed in four public agencies in Italy. The …
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic. Part 2
Over the past three decades, enterprises of a new kind, explicitly pursuing social aims, have emerged worldwide as new welfare actors (Borzaga et al. 2016). This evolution was boosted by the engage
Reversing the Perspective
There is widespread interest among social work scholars in the processes of learning in practice. By contrast, little attention has been paid to the learning that the relationship with trainees can produce for professional experts. The article reports the results of field research conducted on a group of forty social worker supervisors in order to determine the conditions that foster a ‘dual learning’ process between supervisor and trainee. The r…
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic
Over the past decades, social enterprises have been acknowledged as key welfare actors in several EU countries. In spite of the dramatic research devoted to exploring them, several issues concerning the definition, drivers and roles played by policies in sustaining social enterprise growth are still highly contested. Drawing on the papers published in this Monographic section, the introduction to this issue reconstructs the debate that has accomp…
Civil society, third sector, and healthcare
Social work, exclusionary populism and xenophobia in Italy
The relationship between the emergence of political populism and social work has not been well investigated. This article reports the results of research conducted by means of in-depth interviews and questionnaires on a sample of 90 social workers employed by municipalities governed by populist parties in Italy, where the phenomenon of xenophobic politics has recently grown to particularly worrying proportions. The article describes the effects o…
Social work in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy
Professional social work in non-profit organisations is still little studied, despite the increased number of social workers in such organisations. The article presents the results of a survey conducted on the differences in working conditions between social workers in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy, and shows the factors that influence those working conditions. The article also furnishes empirical indications on how the training of s…
Social Co-operatives and Social Farming in Italy
The article analyses the recent evolution of rural social co-operation in Italy through study of a representative sample of enterprises. The results of the research highlight the innovative features of such co-operatives and the role that they can perform in the development of the rural and social economy. The article also explores the social, economic and cultural factors that have favoured the emergence of social co-operatives, furnishing an or…
Processes of Institutionalization and Differentiation in the Italian Third Sector
The article describes the recent evolution of the Italian third sector, focusing particularly on its changing role in relation to welfare policies and on its contribution to the development of the provision of social services. In contrast with those considering the emergence and development of the sector solely, or mainly, as a consequence of decisions made by external actors, especially public institutions, the article shows a more complex and d…
The Democratization of Welfare Between Rhetoric and Reality
The third sector, traditionally considered in the Italian welfare state as a residual actor of social policies, has increasingly engaged itself in various types of partnerships and collaborative planning processes with the local authority in recent years. In the rhetoric of welfare reform, third sector organizations play an important role, for they contribute to regenerating local democracy, stimulating communities, and fighting social exclusion.…
Processes of Institutionalization and Differentiation in the Italian Third Sector
The article describes the recent evolution of the Italian third sector, focusing particularly on its changing role in relation to welfare policies and on its contribution to the development of the provision of social services. In contrast with those considering the emergence and development of the sector solely, or mainly, as a consequence of decisions made by external actors, especially public institutions, the article shows a more complex and d…
Civil society, third sector, and healthcare
Social work in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy
Professional social work in non-profit organisations is still little studied, despite the increased number of social workers in such organisations. The article presents the results of a survey conducted on the differences in working conditions between social workers in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy, and shows the factors that influence those working conditions. The article also furnishes empirical indications on how the training of s…
Social Co-operatives and Social Farming in Italy
The article analyses the recent evolution of rural social co-operation in Italy through study of a representative sample of enterprises. The results of the research highlight the innovative features of such co-operatives and the role that they can perform in the development of the rural and social economy. The article also explores the social, economic and cultural factors that have favoured the emergence of social co-operatives, furnishing an or…
Social workers' views on community involvement in child protection work in Italy
Involvement of the community is a topic that is gaining increasing importance in the debate on child protection social work. However, the empirical findings that help to understand the factors which enable social workers to involve community actors successfully are still scarce. The article presents the results of an empirical pilot study carried out on a sample of 24 child protection social workers employed in four public agencies in Italy. The …
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic. Part 2
Over the past three decades, enterprises of a new kind, explicitly pursuing social aims, have emerged worldwide as new welfare actors (Borzaga et al. 2016). This evolution was boosted by the engage
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic
Over the past decades, social enterprises have been acknowledged as key welfare actors in several EU countries. In spite of the dramatic research devoted to exploring them, several issues concerning the definition, drivers and roles played by policies in sustaining social enterprise growth are still highly contested. Drawing on the papers published in this Monographic section, the introduction to this issue reconstructs the debate that has accomp…
Social work, exclusionary populism and xenophobia in Italy
The relationship between the emergence of political populism and social work has not been well investigated. This article reports the results of research conducted by means of in-depth interviews and questionnaires on a sample of 90 social workers employed by municipalities governed by populist parties in Italy, where the phenomenon of xenophobic politics has recently grown to particularly worrying proportions. The article describes the effects o…
The Democratization of Welfare Between Rhetoric and Reality
The third sector, traditionally considered in the Italian welfare state as a residual actor of social policies, has increasingly engaged itself in various types of partnerships and collaborative planning processes with the local authority in recent years. In the rhetoric of welfare reform, third sector organizations play an important role, for they contribute to regenerating local democracy, stimulating communities, and fighting social exclusion.…
Why Are You Backing Such Positions? Types and Trajectories of Social Workers’ Right-Wing Populist Support
The rise of right-wing populism and its impact on inclusive welfare and fundamental principles of social work have been discussed mainly as an external challenge to the profession, assuming, implicitly, that social workers are immune to right-wing populist positions because of their professional values and identity. This article questions this assumption, presenting the findings of a qualitative study carried out in the Italian context. The inter…
The Democratization of Welfare Between Rhetoric and Reality
The third sector, traditionally considered in the Italian welfare state as a residual actor of social policies, has increasingly engaged itself in various types of partnerships and collaborative planning processes with the local authority in recent years. In the rhetoric of welfare reform, third sector organizations play an important role, for they contribute to regenerating local democracy, stimulating communities, and fighting social exclusion.…
Processes of Institutionalization and Differentiation in the Italian Third Sector
The article describes the recent evolution of the Italian third sector, focusing particularly on its changing role in relation to welfare policies and on its contribution to the development of the provision of social services. In contrast with those considering the emergence and development of the sector solely, or mainly, as a consequence of decisions made by external actors, especially public institutions, the article shows a more complex and d…
Social work in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy
Professional social work in non-profit organisations is still little studied, despite the increased number of social workers in such organisations. The article presents the results of a survey conducted on the differences in working conditions between social workers in the public and non-profit sectors in Italy, and shows the factors that influence those working conditions. The article also furnishes empirical indications on how the training of s…
Social Co-operatives and Social Farming in Italy
The article analyses the recent evolution of rural social co-operation in Italy through study of a representative sample of enterprises. The results of the research highlight the innovative features of such co-operatives and the role that they can perform in the development of the rural and social economy. The article also explores the social, economic and cultural factors that have favoured the emergence of social co-operatives, furnishing an or…
Social work, exclusionary populism and xenophobia in Italy
The relationship between the emergence of political populism and social work has not been well investigated. This article reports the results of research conducted by means of in-depth interviews and questionnaires on a sample of 90 social workers employed by municipalities governed by populist parties in Italy, where the phenomenon of xenophobic politics has recently grown to particularly worrying proportions. The article describes the effects o…
Civil society, third sector, and healthcare
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic. Part 2
Over the past three decades, enterprises of a new kind, explicitly pursuing social aims, have emerged worldwide as new welfare actors (Borzaga et al. 2016). This evolution was boosted by the engage
Reversing the Perspective
There is widespread interest among social work scholars in the processes of learning in practice. By contrast, little attention has been paid to the learning that the relationship with trainees can produce for professional experts. The article reports the results of field research conducted on a group of forty social worker supervisors in order to determine the conditions that foster a ‘dual learning’ process between supervisor and trainee. The r…
Social enterprise as a bottom-up dynamic
Over the past decades, social enterprises have been acknowledged as key welfare actors in several EU countries. In spite of the dramatic research devoted to exploring them, several issues concerning the definition, drivers and roles played by policies in sustaining social enterprise growth are still highly contested. Drawing on the papers published in this Monographic section, the introduction to this issue reconstructs the debate that has accomp…
Social workers' views on community involvement in child protection work in Italy
Involvement of the community is a topic that is gaining increasing importance in the debate on child protection social work. However, the empirical findings that help to understand the factors which enable social workers to involve community actors successfully are still scarce. The article presents the results of an empirical pilot study carried out on a sample of 24 child protection social workers employed in four public agencies in Italy. The …
Why it’s still worth it
Today, social workers work in a context radically different from that of the past. Managerialism, reduced resources, and the expansion of procedures and standards have become structural components of social work. The article reports the results of a survey conducted on a sample of supervisors in Italy that analysed the consequences of this change on the decision to continue or stop being the supervisor of social work students. Research shows that…
Extending the concept of social farming
Why Are You Backing Such Positions? Types and Trajectories of Social Workers’ Right-Wing Populist Support
The rise of right-wing populism and its impact on inclusive welfare and fundamental principles of social work have been discussed mainly as an external challenge to the profession, assuming, implicitly, that social workers are immune to right-wing populist positions because of their professional values and identity. This article questions this assumption, presenting the findings of a qualitative study carried out in the Italian context. The inter…
Sviluppo legale ed ecosostenibile nelle aree rurali svantaggiate del sud Italia
Lo scopo di questo articolo è di analizzare empiricamente il ruolo che le imprese sociali giocano all'interno di una più ampia strategia per lo sviluppo rurale in aree del sud Italia afflitte dalla presenza di criminalità organizzata e difficoltà di sviluppo. La ricerca è basata su 20 interviste in profondità con presidenti e dirigenti di organizzazioni di agricoltura sociale in quattro regioni meridionali: Puglia, Calabria, Campania e Sicilia. I…
Changing the rules of the game’
The practitioner–client relationship is central to social work and incorporates explicit and tacit elements. Through digitalization, interactions have shifted to platforms imposing new languages and communicative tools. This article explores how Computer Mediated Technology (CMT) has influenced typical power asymmetries in social workers’ and clients’ interactions in child welfare services. To explore these questions, we carried out 20 interviews…
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