In this episode Professor Jessica Toft interviews Mimi Abramovitz and Jennifer Zelnick to discuss their New York City study about managerialism impact on social service providers.

RESOURCES and Transcript available at:
https://cascw.umn.edu/portfolio-items/theoretical-underpinnings-in-child-welfare-podcast-series/

In this episode Professor Jessica Toft interviews Mimi Abramovitz and Jennifer Zelnick to discuss their New York City study about managerialism impact on social service providers. RESOURCES and Transcript available at: https://cascw.umn.edu/portfolio-items/theoretical-underpinnings-in-child-welfare-podcast-series/

Episode 3:  Interviews with Mimi Abamovitz and Jennifer Zelnick

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Episode 3: Interviews with Mimi Abamovitz and Jennifer Zelnick

Episode 3: Interviews with Mimi Abamovitz and Jennifer Zelnick