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The ‘international dimension’ in social work education: current developments in England

Pages 383-399 | Published online: 06 Sep 2007

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Mieke Schrooten, Dirk Geldof & Sophie Withaeckx. (2016) Transmigration and urban social work: towards a research agenda. European Journal of Social Work 19:1, pages 18-30.
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Thomas Akintayo, Juha Hämäläinen & Sari Rissanen. (2016) Global Standards and the realities of multiculturalism in social work curricula. International Social Work 61:3, pages 395-409.
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G. Wilson & A. Campbell. (2012) Developing Social Work Education: Academic Perspectives. British Journal of Social Work 43:5, pages 1005-1023.
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Orit Nuttman-Shwartz & Roni Berger. (2011) Field education in international social work: Where we are and where we should go. International Social Work 55:2, pages 225-243.
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J. Powell & J. Orme. (2011) Increasing the Confidence and Competence of Social Work Researchers: What Works?. British Journal of Social Work 41:8, pages 1566-1585.
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