Learning from Case Studies in Chaplaincy. This item is unavailable.Learning from Case Studies in Chaplaincy

The recent production of case studies in chaplaincy care combines the narrative nature of chaplaincy with the rigors of research demanded in contemporary care settings. The contributions in this volume from both practitioners and academic researchers join reflections on the challenges and promises of case study research in chaplaincy care with the results of specific case studies. Based on reflections on methodology and professionalization in chaplaincy, the volume hopes to contribute to answering the question of how and why chaplaincy works. As such, the book aims for a wide readership of scholars, chaplains and policy makers. Learning from Case Studies originated from the first international conference on case study research in chaplaincy care that was held in Amsterdam in 2019.

Renske Kruizinga is an assistant professor at the University of Humanistic Studies. Jacques Körver is associate professor of practical theology, pastoral supervisor, and supervisor of Clinical Pastoral Education at Tilburg University. Martin Walton is professor emeritus of spiritual care and chaplaincy studies at Protestant Theological University in Groningen, the Netherlands. Martjin Stoutjesdijk is a PhD candidate at Tilburg School of Catholic Theology.