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Kenneth Reardon, Building bridges: Community and university partnerships in East St. Louis

taking responsibility, creating and leading social work. Although difficulties facing social work are recognised (such as the negative media representations), the responsibility for the positive promotion of social work is seen as lying with all members of the profession. This may be a positive and encouraging message which constitutes a strength of the book. Nevertheless, the book’s theoretical approach means that radical or critical perspectives that draw attention to power imbalances and conflicts, such as the competition for resources, professional rivalries, or the gendered construction of ‘profession’ and ‘leadership’ remain relatively under or unexplored.