Describe the theories and perspective that inform macro-level change

Question

What will be an ideal response?

Answer 1

Following are the theories and perspective that inform macro-level change:
Systems theory is relevant to working with groups and communities because such entities are subsystems that interact with and are influenced by larger systems in the social environment. An important consideration is the extent to which these subsystems are marginalized or have a relationship that promotes and sustains growth and development.
Conflict theory is compatible with systems theory, in particular because tensions between subsystems and larger systems may revolve around issues of power, either the lack thereof or attempts by marginalized subsystems to gain power.
Human agency theory refers to the capacity of groups and communities to be active participants in collective action to increase their power to address inequality and injustice. Perspectives include empowerment, strengths, and social justice, each of which is amplified in human agency theory.
Social justice, as articulated in the Council of Social Work Educational Policy Standards, includes economic and social justice. Social justice is broadly understood to include equality and fairness in access to and distribution of resources (distributive justice) and access to opportunity. Procedural justice relates to people's participation in the decisions that influence their lives-for example, decisions about the distribution of resources.