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5 Managing “High Standards of Professional Ethics”
Institutionalization, Gwendolen Lantz, and the Emergence of the “Modern” Children’s Home, c. 1940–1952
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Renée N. Lafferty
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Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Illustrations and Graphs xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 3
- “We Need No Reform” 30
- Race Uplift, Racism, and the Childhood Ideal 63
- The Unremitting Exercise of Watchfulness 88
- “Out of Mutual Respect Will Come Mutual Responsibility” 132
- Managing “High Standards of Professional Ethics” 163
- From Protection to Treatment 193
- Conclusion 243
- Appendices 251
- Notes 261
- Bibliography 333
- Index 361
Chapters in this book
- Front Matter i
- Contents xi
- Illustrations and Graphs xiii
- Abbreviations xv
- Acknowledgments xvii
- Introduction 3
- “We Need No Reform” 30
- Race Uplift, Racism, and the Childhood Ideal 63
- The Unremitting Exercise of Watchfulness 88
- “Out of Mutual Respect Will Come Mutual Responsibility” 132
- Managing “High Standards of Professional Ethics” 163
- From Protection to Treatment 193
- Conclusion 243
- Appendices 251
- Notes 261
- Bibliography 333
- Index 361
