Hunger and Social Work

The textbook offers students of social work an insight into the topic of hunger or what food poverty is. In many social pedagogical fields of action, responsibility for the nutrition of the addressees is taken on a daily basis and in many cases the addressees have experienced hunger. The introduction shows that hunger or food poverty must be reflected upon as a fundamental condition of socio-educational thinking and action and provides a competent framework for this.

Ein hungriges Kind lässt sich nicht erziehen.' Kennzeichen von Armut: Hunger als Problem Kompakte und verständliche Einführung zu einem zentralen und versteckten Gegenstand Sozialer Arbeit

Autorentext

Dr Christine Meyer is Professor of Social Work in the Life Course at the University of Vechta.

Inhalt

I Molecular spectroscopy.- General.- Mass spectrometry (MS).- Nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR).- II Electroanalytical methods.- General.- Potentiometry.- Coulometry.- Amperometry.- Voltammetry.- III Other analytical methods.- Gravimetric analysis.- Thermal methods.- Use of radioactive nuclides.- Fluorescence methods.- IV Sensors and automation techniques.- General information on sensors.- Electrochemical sensors.- Optical sensors (optodes).- Flow injection analysis (FIA).- V Statistics.- Experimental errors.- Statistical errors.- Gaussian error propagation.- Measured value distribution.- Parameter estimates.- Method validation.- Outlier tests.- Glossary.