The welfare state in the wake of globalization: the case of Norway

Article Abstract:

Norway's ability to retain its well-developed level of welfare services and benefits in an era of globalization where most states have fallen prey to the hegemonic effects of neoliberal capitalism is discussed. The urgency for social work educators and others in the profession, to address this question so that the basic values of the welfare state prevail is emphasized.

Government domestic functions, Public affairs, Norway, Social aspects, Analysis, International aspects, Social policy, Social service, Welfare state, Globalization, Social welfare, Neoliberalism

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Using single-system research designs to evaluate practice: potential applications for social work in Chinese contexts

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The empirical tools of evaluating social work practice outcomes in Hong Kong and Chinese contexts are presented. The methodology and potential applications of single-system research designs are described.

China, Hong Kong, Methods, Evaluation, Experimental design, Research design

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Whither international social work? A reflection

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The functioning of social work practice as an international profession is analyzed. Reflections of past experiences provide the context for incorporating practice, teaching and research.

United States, Study and teaching

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