Globalization, Social Justice,and the Helping Professions -- Contents -- Section I -- 1. Globalization: Setting the Stage for a Social Justice Agenda -- 2. Contextualizing the Helping Professions -- 3. Collaborative, Democratic Professionalism Aimed at MobilizingCitizens to Address Globalization's Challenges and Opportunities -- Section II -- 4. Economics, Transnational Corporations, and Social Justice -- 5. Non-Governmental Organizations -- 6. Globalization: Effects on the Welfare State and Social Policy -- Section III -- 7. Globalization and Africa: Development Challenges and Implications for Helping Professionals -- 8. Analyzing the Impact of Globalization on Latin America: Five Research and Teaching Strategies Derived from Political Economy -- 9. Children, Landmines and the Cycle of Trauma: A Cause for Humanity -- 10. Globalization and Disability: Disability Service Sectors for the Twenty-fi rst Century -- 11. The Global Abuse of Children -- Section V -- 12. Global Government and Social Justice -- 13. Toward Justice Based Practice: Integrating Economic and Social Development -- Contributors -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- W -- Y -- Z.