Vol. 2 No. 2 (2004): SW&S

Published: 2011-08-14

Articles

Structural Problems in the Development of Social Work in Central Europe under Transformation. The Case of Poland

Jerzy Szmagalski

245-249
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An insight into the actual socio-economic situation of Romania

Szabó Béla

250-255
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Position, professional expertise and functions of an educator of child care homes in Lithuania

Luidmila Rupsiene

256-269
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The Impact of Western Social Workers in Romania - a Fine Line between Empowerment and Disempowerment

Bianca Dümling

270-278
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Acerca del trabajo social y la antimodernidad

Norberto Alayón

279-284
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Different levels of policy change: A comparison between the public discussion on social security in Sweden and in Finland

Christian Kroll, Helena Blomberg

1-21
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Education and Ideologies of the Knowledge Economy: Europe and the Politics of Emulation

Michael Peters

160-172
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The Impact of Job Characteristics on Social and Human Service Workers

Terry Cluse-Tolar

173-188
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Running Head: Social Work Developments in Lithuania

Marian Swindell

189-198
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New Security threats for humanitarian aid workers

Peter Runge

233-236
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KIWAKKUKI - Women fight against HIV/AIDS. An encouraging example for social work in Tanzania

Iris Strauch

237-244
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Research Notes

Comparative Analyses of Child and Youth Services in Europe

Mike Seckinger

199-206
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Youth Work and Schools in ‘Full-day’ education systems: International Comparison of Links between Formal and Non-formal Education

Thomas Coelen

207-214
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New Initiative on postgraduate developments in social work in Europe

Darja Zavirsek

215
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Debate

Access for All? The promise and problems of universalism.

John Clarke

216-224
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A perfect ‘treatment-society’?

Niels Rosendal Jensen

225-232
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