Istorijski razvoj grupnog rada: od pokreta do metoda u socijalnom radu. (Croatian)

From the period when it emerged as a movement in the United States of America to its full professional affirmation as a method within social work, group work has crossed the path of transformation, constantly following the changes and needs that arose in society in different historical moments and cultural contexts. The paper presents the historical development of group work, with special reference to its specifics in the periods before and after its affiliation with social work, when it begins to be defined as a method of social work. The implications of this direction of group work development in the United States of America on the development of social group work in Serbia are analyzed and the current challenges of further development of social work with groups are pointed out, starting from the perspective of international social group work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Od perioda kada se u Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama javio kao pokret do svoje pune profesionalne afirmacije kao metoda u socijalnom radu, grupni rad je prešao put transformacije, konstantno prateći promene i potrebe koje su se javljale u društvu u različitim istorijskim trenucima i kulturnim okvirima. Polazeći od perspektive internacionalnog socijalnog grupnog rada, u radu se prikazuje istorijski razvoj grupnog rada u Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama, sa posebnim osvrtom na njegove specifičnosti u periodima pre i nakon njegove afilijacije sa socijalnim radom kada počinje da se određuje kao metod socijalnog rada. Analiziraju se implikacije ovakvog smera razvoja grupnog rada na razvoj socijalnog grupnog rada u Srbiji i ukazuje se na aktuelne izazove daljeg razvoja socijalnog rada sa grupom. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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