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Social work ideologies in the probation service: The case of civil work

Adrian James Department of Social Policy and Professional Studies, University of Hull, Oxford
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Robert Dingwall Centre for Socio-Legal Studies, Wolfson College, Oxford
Pages 323-338 | Published online: 01 Feb 2008

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Robert Dingwall & David Greatbatch. (1993) Who is in charge? Rhetoric and evidence in the study of mediation. Journal of Social Welfare and Family Law 15:6, pages 367-385.
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Robert Dingwall & Gale Miller. (2007) Lessons from brief therapy? Some interactional suggestions for family mediators. Conflict Resolution Quarterly 19:3, pages 269-287.
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Robert Dingwall & David Greatbatch. (2005) BEHIND CLOSED DOORS. Family Court Review 29:3, pages 291-303.
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