The course is divided into distinct moments dedicated to the analysis of the distribution of well-being, theories on welfare and social interventions.
At first, the main welfare models of the State, the market and the Third sector will be taken into consideration, also addressing issues related to the concrete application of still partially unexplored fields of basic income, under the banner of an approach which is interdisciplinary things and as organic as possible to the architecture of the welfare state, capable of highlighting both its weaknesses and its strengths.
Later, space will be given to the analysis of social network work in the management / facilitation of complex interactions aimed at solving (or preventing) life problems.
These interactions mainly concern services and professional operators, as well as individuals, families, groups and communities.
After a presentation of the fundamental concepts of the network method, we will move on to the analysis of an articulated case study, showing how the relational approach can be applied to individual problem situations and collective projects.