This book theoretically and empirically explores the conditions under which social relations are more likely to be reinforced in the relationship dynamics between social workers and clients. It also examines the prerequisites under which the relationship dynamics in social work can influence social practices in a transformative way. The focus is on justice in terms of enabling conditions and processes, recognition, and subjectification. Based on this, claims for a relationship dynamic based on recognition in social work are formulated, and their significance for social justice is elaborated.