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The nature and context of cross-border social work in Ireland

Deirdre HeenanCorrespondence[email protected]
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Derek Birrell
Pages 63-77 | Published online: 09 Oct 2010

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Deborah Peel & Michael Gregory Lloyd. (2015) Towards a Framework for Cooperation: Spatial Public Diplomacy on the Island of Ireland. European Planning Studies 23:11, pages 2210-2226.
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Paul Michael Garrett. (2009) The Republic of Ireland: a ‘syndrome of permanent temporary posts’ and crises in child protection. European Journal of Social Work 12:2, pages 273-275.
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