Vol. 3 No. 2 (2005): SW&S

Published: 2011-08-14

Series: "European Social Services in Transition"

Decentralisation and Social Services in England

Walter Lorenz

201-214
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Series: "New Professionalism in Social Work"

Workfare Work: The Impact of Workfare on the Worker/Client Relationship

Joel Handler

174-181
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The Deprofessionalisation Thesis, Accountability and Professional Character

Chris Clark

182-190
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Social Work as Laboratory for Normative Professionalisation

Harry Kunnemann

191-200
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Articles

The Active Subjects of Welfare Reform: a Street-Level Comparison of Employment Services in Australia and Denmark

Greg Marston

141-157
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Integrating a traditional minority into a Nordic society: Elite discourse on the Finnish Roma

Camilla Nordberg

158-173
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Mothering Children or Soldiers: Advancing Paradigms of the Women's Movement in Former Yugoslavia

Marian Swindell

236-243
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Why Freeter and NEET are Misunderstood: Recognizing the New Precarious Conditions of Japanese Youth

Akio Inui

244-251
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Social Work Skills in Working with Survivors of Earthquake: A Social Work Intervention - Iran

Mohammad Reza Iravani

265-272
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Community Research as a Factor Building Inclusive Community in Lithuania

Viktorija Baršauskiene

252-264
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Research Notes

Differences in Internet Usage - Social Inequality and Informal Education

Stefan Iske

215-223
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Debate

Social work and the Bologna Process

Walter Lorenz

224-235
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Historical Portraits

Herman D. Stein

Katherine Kendall

273-281
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