ABSTRACT
Case management today is substantially different from its original ver-sions, no matter the sector or program in which it exists. Human services altogether have changed along with profound shifts in political contexts, social values, and world economies. Before we can see how best to take case management into the future, we need to understand what and where it has been in the past and present. This book has examined historically specific applications of case management in order to move toward that more general understanding.
