International Social Work 1996 |
Title | Subject | Authors |
An electronic social work knowledge base: a strategy for global information sharing. | Sociology and social work | Patterson, David A. |
An evolving event: changes in coping strategies. | Sociology and social work | Osmo, Rujla, Elraz, Yehudit |
Clinical practice: treating the non-voluntary client. | Sociology and social work | Slonim-Nevo, Vered |
Economic and social development in Hong Kong and Southern China: implications for social work.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | Hui, Samuel, Ngan, Raymond |
Foster parents for persons with mental retardation in Israel: motivation, role perception and their view of the foster person. | Sociology and social work | Rimmerman, Arie, Duvdevany, Ilana |
International activity in undergraduate social work education in the United States. | Sociology and social work | Johnson, H. Wayne |
'International Social Work': reflections on the Journal and its future. | Sociology and social work | Lawrence, John |
Introducing a biopsychosocial approach in an oncology institute: a case study. | Sociology and social work | Gilbar, Ora |
Involving social work in economic development.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | Midgley, James |
Micro-enterprise as an approach for promoting economic development in social work: lessons from the Self-Employment Investment Demonstration.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | Raheim, Salome |
Partnerships in international social development: evolution in practice and concept. | Sociology and social work | Campfens, Hubert |
Personal ethics in social work with older people. | Sociology and social work | Bissell, Gavin |
Political activity in social work: a theoretical model of motivation. | Sociology and social work | Wolk, James L. |
Poverty and the environment: an international perspective for social work. | Sociology and social work | Rogge, Mary E., Darkwa, Osie K. |
Preparing for sudden death or organ donation: an ethical dilemma in social work. | Sociology and social work | Landau, Ruth |
Professionalization in social work: the challenge of diversity. | Sociology and social work | Hugman, Richard |
Revival of social work education in China. | Sociology and social work | Ngan-Pun Ngai |
Social work and economic development in Papua New Guinea.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | MacPherson, Stewart |
Social work and traditional healing rituals among the Bedouin of the Negev, Israel. | Sociology and social work | Graham, John R., Krenawi, Alean al- |
Social work or working for change? Action for grassroots sustainable development in Amazonia.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | Howell, Anthony |
The care of AIDS patients in rural Zambia: a case study in the North Western Province. | Sociology and social work | Brooks, Elizabeth E. |
The challenge of economic development in an African developing country: social work in Zimbabwe.(Special Issue: Social Work and Economic Development) | Sociology and social work | Mupedziswa, Rodreck |
'The company of neighbours': building social support through the use of ethnography. | Sociology and social work | Banks, C. Kenneth, Wideman, Gail |
The decline of the North American model of social work education. | Sociology and social work | Guzzetta, Charles |
The determinants of social security in developing countries: a comparative analysis. | Sociology and social work | Tang, Kwong-leung |
The nature of social services in Hong Kong. | Sociology and social work | Yu, Sam W.K. |
The qualitative approach to social work: an epistemological basis. | Sociology and social work | Halmi, Aleksandar |
Toward a new definition of refugee economic integration. | Sociology and social work | Potocky, Miriam |
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