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February 13, 2025
'Mapping Humanity: The Role of GIS in Social Work' delves into the transformative power of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) within the realm of social work. Aimed at students and practitioners alike, the book explores how spatial data can illuminate social issues, guide effective interventions, and foster community engagement. Through philosophical reflections and practical case studies, Nakhalajarn invites readers to consider the ethical implications and potential of GIS as a tool for social justice and advocacy. The book navigates various themes, including the intersection of technology and social ethics, the importance of data-driven decision-making in social work, and the role of GIS in understanding and addressing societal challenges. By bridging the gap between technology and humanities, 'Mapping Humanity' serves as an essential resource for those looking to enhance their understanding of social work in the digital age.
Somsak Nakhalajarn is a seasoned social scientist and educator with extensive experience in integrating Geographic Information Systems (GIS) into social work practices. With a background in both social sciences and technology, he has dedicated his career to exploring how spatial analysis can enhance social work interventions and community development.
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