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Social Work Education
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Mission Possible; Building Social Work Professional Identity through Fieldwork Placements in China

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Pages 292-310 | Accepted 01 Sep 2005, Published online: 22 Oct 2010

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Yu Guo. (2016) Career barriers for social work students in China. Journal of Social Work 17:6, pages 732-748.
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