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Casework in Developing Nations

Laura Jamshidi
Pages 46-52 | Published online: 30 Jul 2013

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K.R. Ramakrishnan & P.R. Balgopal. (1985) Task Centered Casework: Intervention Strategy For Developing Societies. Journal of International and Comparative Social Welfare 2:1-2, pages 21-28.
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Uma A. Segal. (2016) Cross-cultural values, social work students and personality. International Social Work 36:1, pages 61-73.
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Claude Larochelle & Hubert Campfens. (2016) The structure of poverty: a challenge for the training of social workers in the North and South. International Social Work 35:2, pages 105-119.
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F. K. Ejaz. (1991) Social work education in India: perceptions of social workers in Bombay. International Social Work 34:3, pages 299-311.
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