Das Bundesteilhabegesetz (BTHG) und seine Folgen

At the latest with the reform of the SGB XII through the Bundesteilhabegesetz (BTHG), the concept of person-centeredness combined with the expectation of a proof of effectiveness of the services characterizes the professional public discussion.
In this publication, we want to discuss this multi-perspective discourse on the basis of central questions and current developments. In addition, the following articles are intended to shed some light on the thicket of the impact debate and the demand for person-centricity. However, it should be pointed out at this point that light always casts shadows and effects usually do not come without side effects. This is also shown by the very different contributions from science, politics and practice.
With contributions by
Hartmut Baar, Tamara Bäcker, Olaf Bauch, Sandro Blanke, Michael Boecker, Sophia Brinker, Barbara Enste, Monika Feist-Ortmanns, Herbert Gietl, Bernd Halfar, Henning Hartmann, Niklas Helsper, Barbara Heuerding, Stephan Kohorst, Beate Kubny, Stefan Löwenhaupt, Michael Macsenaere, Julia Niedereichholz, Sebastian Noll, Daniel Oberholzer, Hüseyin Oymak, Annika Reinersmann, Klaus-Peter Rohde, Milena Roters, Klaus Schellberg, Rolf Schmachtenberg, Monika Sippel, Annette Tabbara, Sandra Waters, Michael Weber and Mark Weigand.