About the Book
Macroeconomics for Developing Countries presents a comprehensive study of the tools of macroeconomic analysis with particular emphasis on their application in Developing Countries. At the same time, it examines the debate over whether developing economies should have a completely different framework for dealing with macroeconomic problems. The book
Table of Contents:
Introduction. Part I: Foundations of Leadership in Counseling. Sweeney, Leadership: The Counseling Profession. Lewis, Foundations of Leaderships: Theory, Philosophy, and Research. Myers, Professional Leadership, Leading Well: Characteristics, Principles, and Ethics of an Effective Counseling Leader. Myers, Chang, Dixon, Barrio Minton, Sweeney, On Becoming a Leader: A Journey. Part II: Foundations of Advocacy in Counseling. Sweeney, Myers, Professional Advocacy: Being Allowed to do Good. Chang, Professional Advocacy: A Professional Responsibility. Lee, Social Justice as the Fifth Force in Counseling. Kress, Paylo, Theoretical Foundations of Client Advocacy. Brubaker, Goodman, Client Advocacy: In Action. Part III: Leadership and Advocacy Roles in Counseling. Cashwell, Barrio Minton, Counselor Education: Curriculum, Administration, and Mentoring. Glosoff, Durham, Whittaker, Supervision: Clinical and Administrative. Dixon, Dew, Counseling Practice: Schools, Agencies, and Community. Hays, Wood, Smith, Research: Best Practices, Accountability, and Advancing Knowledge. Part IV: Future Directions for Counseling Leadership and Advocacy. Barrio Minton, Wachter Morris, Leadership Training: Entry Level and Doctoral Curriculum. Hill, Harrawood, Vereen, Doughty Horn, Advocacy Training: Curriculum for Professional and Client Advocacy. Loesch, Future Needs: Accountability. Appendices. Web Resources. Chi Sigma Iota Principles and Practice of Leadership Excellence. Counselors Advocacy Leadership Conferences I & II. ACA Advocacy Competencies. CACREP Standards and Corresponding Chapters. Sample Rubrics.
Review :
"This is the most engaging book on leadership, professional advocacy, and client advocacy ever written. It celebrates the gifts that all counselors possess to become outstanding client advocates, professional advocates, and agents of social justice and equity." - Bradley T. Erford, PhD, Professor, Loyola University Maryland "Professional Counseling Excellence through Leadership and Advocacy is timely, much needed text which effectively addresses the need to educate counselors and future counselors in the areas of leadership, advocacy, and professional identity. I wholeheartedly recommend this well written publication." - Carman Gill, PhD, Program Chair, Counselor Education Program, Argosy University "This will quickly become the textbook of choice for leadership and advocacy courses. Counselor educators and students alike will engage in self-reflection and develop an action oriented approach to leadership and advocacy for clients and the counseling profession." - LoriAnn S. Stretch, PhD, CSI Co-Lead Faculty Chapter Advisor, Capella University
