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Professional Education for Expected Political Action by Social Workers

Daniel Thursz School of Social Work and Community Planning, University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA
Pages 87-93 | Published online: 01 Aug 2013

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GraftonH. Hull. (1987) Joining Together: A Faculty-Student Experience in Political Campaigning. Journal of Social Work Education 23:3, pages 37-43.
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GaryL. Theilen & DennisL. Poole. (1986) Educating Leadership for Effecting Community Change through Voluntary Associations. Journal of Social Work Education 22:2, pages 19-29.
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Robert Carew. (2016) The use of nonviolence as a framework for social work activity in the area of social change: a course outline. International Social Work 29:4, pages 293-305.
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