Being honest I can say that I admire those people who are dedicated and committed to their work, and not only in the production of writings but also in the work directly with people. Within the faculty of social sciences, specifically in the department of social work one of these people that I consider an excellent professional is my teacher María Antonieta Urquieta. She is an assistant professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Chile, former head of Social Work career, a doctor in Social Work and comparative social welfare policies from the Autonomous University of Nuevo Leon, Mexico, master in Social Work and Social Policies of the Universidad de Concepción, degree in Social Work and Social Assistant from the University of Valparaíso. I really do not know much about her personal life.
Among her works, I emphasize "Territorio como medium: Discusión sobre rendimientos analíticos para las observaciones de la complejidad socioespacial" written last year just like "Territorios de exclusión: observando dinámicas de inclusión/exclusión en sistemas territoriales complejos del Gran Santiago" also written "Trabajo social sin territorio: La trampa de lo comunitario" nevertheless I don´t know the date.
I like her because she is a great social worker and her work is a great advance in terms of territory and it is very important to see that aspect as social workers in training.
I like her publications because they explain how the territory affects the composition of life in society and how actors act.
Personally, I read her work, to write my own article, which is about how a complex territory generates favorable conditions for crime. I think that she is the one to be present in the theoretical framework because the article explains the thesis based on inequality and the segregation and exclusion of people being part of a territory.
And who do you admire?
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Hi Ale, I also like how is this teacher. I admire Lena Dominelli
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