Cultural Adaptation and Structural Empowerment: Research on the Practice Mechanisms and Development Paths of Social Work among Ethnic Minorities in Border Areas

H. Zhang

doi:10.59825/jhss.2025.3.4.69

July 31, 2025Yixin Publisher

Cultural Adaptation and Structural Empowerment: Research on the Practice Mechanisms and Development Paths of Social Work among Ethnic Minorities in Border Areas

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Key Points

Cultural adaptation enhances professional legitimacy by decoding ethnic language symbols and reconstructing cultural meaning networks.
Structural empowerment supports institutional reconstruction through policy advocacy and fostering community self-organization.
Multiple case comparisons and participatory observations highlight dynamic coupling between cultural adaptation and structural empowerment.
Recommendations include a symbiotic social work model and culturally responsive tools to balance cultural sensitivity with structural changes.

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Research reveals how cultural adaptation and structural empowerment enhance social work in ethnic minorities, indicating paths for sustainable governance.

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