Brazilian Social Service: First Movements Towards the Internationalization of Education

Abstract

The first movements of the internationalization process of Brazilian Social Work are approached through the understanding of its historicity and genesis, characterized by the migratory flows of students, professionals and researchers around the world. Through this movement that goes beyond borders, new determinations driven by the phenomenon of globalization directed, shaped and built the profession at the end of the 20th century. Having this context as a background, and being a bibliographical and documentary research with data analysis using the ATD method, the objective that guided the researchers was to understand the first period and the respective approaches between Brazilian Social Work and European Social Service and American. The description of the context and specificities of the first Brazilian Social Workers, professionals and academics, on international mobility, presentes peculiarities that demarcate and differentiate this Social Service in the world.

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Adriana Regina Vettorazzi Schmitt
Assistente Social, Coordenação Pedagógica, Trabalho no Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina (IFSC), Changhua, Taiwan

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