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Volume 12 Number 3 Year 2007

6 articles in this issue 

Carolus van Nijnatten

The Dutch Child Protection Board is responsible for reviewing the development of children at risk and for advising on whether safeguarding intervention is necessary. In this paper, an analysis is presented of the interaction between a social worker of the... see more

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Alys Young,Ros Hunt,Hugh McLaughlin

This article concerns the participation of service user groups in the translation of social work standards into social work practices. The context is a development and research project about quality standards in adult social services with Deaf and hard of... see more

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David Thorpe,Suzanne Regan,Claire Mason,Corinne May-Chahal

The past 11 years (1995-2006) have seen several major government initiatives in child welfare programmes culminating in the Children Act 2004 which places a duty on Children’s Services and their relevant partners to ‘cooperate to improve the well-being’ o... see more

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Andy Bilson,Galina Markova

The use of institutional care in countries in transition to capitalist economies in Eastern Europe and Central Asia continues to grow. This paper shows how common understandings of reasons for entry to care that blame parents lead to policies that are una... see more

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