Military social work: a multi-country comparison

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The growing interests in international social work and the way it evolved in several countries is described. The highlights of the current trends and future directions for international military social work are also discussed.

International aspects, Military aspects

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Humanitarian attitudes and support of government responsibility for social welfare: a study of perceptions of social work graduates in Hong Kong and

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The humanitarian attitudes of graduates of various social work programs of universities and colleges in Hong Kong and China are examined. These responses reflect on self-reliance as a means of achieving human dignity.

Behavior Theory, Human behavior, Human acts, Human behaviour

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The unipolar world and inequality in social work: a response to James Midgley, 'Global inequality, power and the unipolar world: Implications for social work'

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The article examines the existence of the unipolar world as a reality and its implications for social work.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Analysis, Forecasts and trends, Gross domestic product, Market trend/market analysis, Group dominance

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