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Intensive family casework with ‘problem families’: Past and present

Sadie Parr Centre for Regional, Economic and Social Research (CRESR), Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UKCorrespondence[email protected] [email protected]
Pages 240-249 | Received 27 Jan 2012, Accepted 28 May 2012, Published online: 26 Jun 2012

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Kathleen Flanagan. (2018) ‘Problem families’ in public housing: discourse, commentary and (dis)order. Housing Studies 33:5, pages 684-707.
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Sadie Parr. (2016) Conceptualising ‘The Relationship’ in Intensive Key Worker Support as a Therapeutic Medium. Journal of Social Work Practice 30:1, pages 25-42.
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Michael Lambert. (2019) Between “Families in Trouble” and “Children at Risk”: Historicising “Troubled Family” Policy in England since 1945. Children & Society 33:1, pages 82-91.
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Sadie Parr. (2016) Explaining and Understanding State Intervention into the Lives of ‘Troubled’ Families. Social Policy and Society 16:4, pages 577-592.
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John Welshman. (2016) Troubles and the Family: Changes and Continuities Since 1943. Social Policy and Society 16:1, pages 109-117.
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Michael Lambert & Stephen Crossley. (2016) ‘Getting with the (troubled families) programme’: a review. Social Policy and Society 16:1, pages 87-97.
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Emily Ball, Elaine Batty & John Flint. (2015) Intensive Family Intervention and the Problem Figuration of ‘Troubled Families’. Social Policy and Society 15:2, pages 263-274.
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