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nr titel auteur tijdschrift jaar jaarg. afl. pagina('s) type
1 A Bottom-up Definition of Self-sufficiency Hong, Philip Young P.
2009
3 p. 357-376
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2 Accessing Social Work Case Files for Research Purposes Hayes, David
2004
3 p. 313-333
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3 Accomplishing social work identity through non-seriousness: An ethnomethodological approach Morriss, Lisa
2015
3 p. 307-320
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4 Activation Encounters: Dilemmas of Accountability in Constructing Clients as ‘Knowledgeable’ Solberg, Janne
2011
3 p. 381-398
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5 A dual instructional model for computer-assisted qualitative data analysis software integrating faculty member and specialized instructor: Implementation, reflections, and recommendations Leitch, Judith
2016
3 p. 392-406
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6 Adventures in Re-searching the Features of Social Work Supervision in Hong Kong Tsui, Ming-sum
2008
3 p. 349-362
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7 Adventures in Re-searching the Features of Social Work Supervision in Hong Kong Tsui, Ming-sum
2008
3 p. 349-362
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8 “All teenagers have problems, whether they’re adopted or not”: Discourses on adolescence and adoption among parents of transnationally adopted teens Bañez, Tomasa
2017
3 p. 394-410
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9 A Matter of Trust Smith, Roger
2004
3 p. 335-346
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10 A Particular Case of the Possible Andersen, Torbjørn Herlof
2005
3 p. 253-269
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11 Becoming a critical narrativist: Using critical reflection and narrative inquiry as research methodology Hickson, Helen
2016
3 p. 380-391
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12 Being Called to Account Understanding Adolescents’ Narrative Identity Construction in Institutional Contexts Miller, Diane L
2011
3 p. 311-328
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13 Being wholesome: The paradox of methamphetamine addiction and recovery – A hermeneutical phenomenological interpretation within an interdisciplinary, transmethodological study Vandermause, Roxanne K.
2012
3 p. 299-318
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14 Ben Fincham, Susanne Langer, Jonathan Scourfield and Michael Shiner. Understanding Suicide: A Sociological Autopsy Grimbly, Caroline
2012
3 p. 342-345
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15 Book Review: Constructing Meanings and Identities in Child Protection Practice Joyce, Patricia A.
2006
3 p. 413-415
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16 BookReview: David A. Karp, Speaking of Sadness: Depression, Disconnection, and the Meaning of Illness. New York: Oxford University Press, 1996 Walsh, Joseph
2007
3 p. 373-377
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17 Book Review: Don’t Forget to Ask the Princess: Engaging Clients in Policy and Practice Crampton, David
2005
3 p. 363-365
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18 Book Review: E. Summerson Carr, Scripting Addiction: The Politics of Therapeutic Talk and American Sobriety. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 2011. 323 pp. ISBN: 9780691144498 (cloth); ISBN: 9870691144504 (pbk) Krentzman, Amy R.
2011
3 p. 400-407
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19 BookReview: Janet M. Stoppard and Linda M. McMullen (eds), Situating Sadness: Women and Depression in Social Context. New York and London: New York University Press, 2003. 228 pp Miller, Jaclyn
2007
3 p. 377-383
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20 Book Review: Making a Difference in Families: Research that Creates Change Stevens, Martin
2005
3 p. 371-375
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21 Book Review: Nurturing Hidden Resilience in Troubled Youth Staller, Karen M.
2005
3 p. 365-371
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22 Book Review: Social Work in a Grain of Sand Staller, Karen M.
2011
3 p. 399-400
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23 Book Review: Social Work Theories in Action Adams, Paul
2006
3 p. 407-413
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24 Boundary Spanners Revisited Nissen, Laura Burney
2010
3 p. 365-384
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25 Bridging the Gap — the Co-creation of a Therapeutic Process Neander, Kerstin
2008
3 p. 289-309
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26 Bridging the Gap — the Co-creation of a Therapeutic Process Neander, Kerstin
2008
3 p. 289-309
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27 Bridging the Gap — the Co-Creation of a Therapeutic Process: Reflections By Parents and Professionals On Their Shared Experiences of Early Childhood Interventions 2008
3 p. 392-392
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28 Capturing life histories about movements into and out of poverty: A road with pits and bumps Schiettecat, Tineke
2018
3 p. 387-404
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29 Career Interview with Ian Shaw Hardy, Mark
2019
3 p. 370-381
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30 Caregiving Heuristics McCrea, Katherine Tyson
2010
3 p. 343-363
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31 Caseworker attitudes on kinship care in Ontario Brisebois, Kimberly
2013
3 p. 289-306
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32 Centering power, positionality, and emotional labor in a Master of Social Work research course: Perspectives from a student and instructor Hudson, Kimberly D
2016
3 p. 414-427
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33 Challenges and opportunities for Qualitative Social Work: An inaugural perspective Broadhurst, Karen
2014
3 p. 329-334
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34 Collecting Data from Mothers who have Experienced Childhood Family Violence with the use of a Feminist Methodology Mendis, Kathy
2009
3 p. 377-390
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35 Commitment to care: A grounded theory of informal hospice caregivers’ development as symptom managers Washington, Karla
2013
3 p. 358-371
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36 Concept reintegration for youth focus group engagement and empowerment Whitaker, M. Pippin
2015
3 p. 370-382
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37 Conducting Intensive Interviews Using Email McCoyd, Judith L. M.
2006
3 p. 389-406
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38 Conducting post-disaster research with refugee background peer researchers and their communities Marlowe, Jay M
2015
3 p. 383-398
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39 Conjectures and Refutations Gilgun, Jane F.
2002
3 p. 359-375
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40 Crossing Cultural Barriers in Research Interviewing Sands, Roberta G.
2007
3 p. 353-372
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41 Crossing the divide between them and us: Using photography to explore the impact organisational space can have on identity and child protection practice Leigh, Jadwiga
2015
3 p. 416-435
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42 Cross-National Context and Qualitative Social Work Research Padgett, Deborah K.
2003
3 p. 347-357
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43 Democratising qualitative research methods: Reflections on Hong Kong, Taiwan and China Sik Ying Ho, Petula
2018
3 p. 469-481
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44 Editorial 2010
3 p. 299-301
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45 Editorial Ruckdeschel, Roy
2012
3 p. 229-231
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46 Editorial 2008
3 p. 267-269
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47 Editorial 2007
3 p. 259-261
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48 Editorial 2008
3 p. 267-269
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49 Editorial 2003
3 p. 227-228
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50 Editorial 2005
3 p. 251-252
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51 Editorial 2004
3 p. 235-237
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52 Editorial 2002
3 p. 259-260
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53 Editorial 2009
3 p. 283-285
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54 Edotorial 2006
3 p. 291-293
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55 Elizabeth Whitmore, Maureen G. Wilson and Avery Calhoun (eds). Activism that Works Buchanan, Ian
2012
3 p. 340-342
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56 Emotion work in a mental health service setting Sjølie, Hege
2017
3 p. 317-332
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57 Engaging and Retaining Vulnerable Youth in a Short-term Longitudinal Qualitative Study Taylor, Sarah A.
2009
3 p. 391-408
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58 Enhancing the visibility of early career researchers in social work Morriss, Lisa
2019
3 p. 349-353
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59 ‘Eric Sainsbury’ Orme, Joan
2009
3 p. 409-414
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60 Erratum 2008
3 p. 270
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61 Erratum 2008
3 p. 270-270
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62 Evaluating Social Work Outcomes in Sub-Saharan Africa Laird, Siobhan E.
2003
3 p. 251-270
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63 Evidencing Anti-Racism in Student Assignments Heron, Gavin
2004
3 p. 277-295
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64 Examining the Perceptions and Attitudes of Staff Working in Community Based Children’s Homes Heron, Gavin
2002
3 p. 341-358
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65 Explorations of Depression Gallardo, Heather L.
2009
3 p. 287-304
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66 Exploring Tongan Social Work Mafile'o, Tracie
2004
3 p. 239-257
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67 Fashioning a Proper Institutional Position: Professional Identity Work in the Triadic Structure of the Care Planning Conference Hitzler, Sarah
2011
3 p. 293-310
artikel
68 Feasibility of using a video diary methodology with older African Americans living alone Owens, Otis L
2019
3 p. 397-416
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69 Feminist memory work in action: Method and practicalities Fraser, Heather
2015
3 p. 321-337
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70 Foreign Language Abstract: Bridging the Gap — the Co-Creation of a Therapeutic Process: Reflections By Parents and Professionals On Their Shared Experiences of Early Childhood Interventions 2008
3 p. 392
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71 Four Scenes and an Epilogue Krumer-Nevo, Michal
2009
3 p. 305-320
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72 From shadow to person: Exploring roles in participant observations in an eldercare context Börjesson, Ulrika
2014
3 p. 406-420
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73 Future Talk Noordegraaf, Martine
2008
3 p. 310-329
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74 Future Talk Noordegraaf, Martine
2008
3 p. 310-329
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75 Gaining qualitative perspective: A career interview with Roy Ruckdeshel Staller, Karen M
2019
3 p. 354-369
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76 Great expectations. An analysis of child protection cases concerning immigrant children in Italy as a discursive practice Dovigo, Fabio
2018
3 p. 439-451
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77 Growing up in domestic violence: What does maternal protectiveness mean? Buchanan, Fiona
2015
3 p. 399-415
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78 ‘Hard work’ in a new context: Clients’ experiences of psychotherapy Göstas, Mona Wilhelmsson
2013
3 p. 340-357
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79 How children succeed: Grit, curiosity, and the hidden power of character, Paul Tough Hong, Philip Young P
2014
3 p. 438-442
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80 “How do I do Discourse Analysis?” Teaching Discourse Analysis to novice researchers through a study of intimate partner gender violence among migrant women Carbó, Pilar Albertín
2016
3 p. 363-379
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81 How to Develop a Research Culture in a Human Services Organization Gardner, Fiona
2007
3 p. 335-351
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82 Identity Categorization of Motherhood in the Context of Drug Abuse and Child Welfare Services Virokannas, Elina
2011
3 p. 329-345
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83 Identity Construction through Theatrical Community Practice Hammock, Amy C.
2011
3 p. 364-380
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84 Imagining the Family Burr, Vivien
2007
3 p. 263-280
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85 Important Meetings with Important Persons Neander, Kerstin
2006
3 p. 295-311
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86 Improving outcomes with Qualitative Data Analysis Software: A reflective journey Oswald, Austin G
2019
3 p. 436-442
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87 Increased demand for mental health services on college campuses: Perspectives from administrators Watkins, Daphne C.
2012
3 p. 319-337
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88 In our voices: A collaborative reflection on teaching and being taught Probst, B
2016
3 p. 331-345
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89 Integrating Thematic, Grounded Theory and Narrative Analysis Floersch, Jerry
2010
3 p. 407-425
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90 In the Land of the Paradigms, Method Rules Reid, William J.
2002
3 p. 291-295
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91 Introducing a special issue: Teaching qualitative research and inquiry Drisko, James W
2016
3 p. 303-306
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92 Investing in a Formal Relationship Degner, Jürgen
2010
3 p. 321-342
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93 ‘It’s a tricky business!’: The impact of identity work in negotiating research access Roesch-Marsh, Autumn
2012
3 p. 249-265
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94 Kinship Foster Children: Actors in their encounter with the Child Protection System Thørnblad, Renee
2013
3 p. 307-322
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95 Knowledge and theory in the social professions Hardy, Mark
2015
3 p. 436-437
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96 Lessons from filial piety: Do we need ‘memorial social work’ for the dead and their families? Park, Hong-Jae
2017
3 p. 367-375
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97 Lifting the veil: The lived experience of sibling abuse Meyers, Amy
2017
3 p. 333-350
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98 Long Distance Parental Caregivers' Experiences with Siblings Roff, L.L.
2007
3 p. 315-334
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99 Meta-communication in Institutional Talks van Nijnatten, Carolus
2006
3 p. 333-349
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100 Method matters (in death, as well as life) Hardy, Mark
2012
3 p. 338-340
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101 ‘Mexico City North’: Identity and anti-immigrant sentiment Cleaveland, Carol
2013
3 p. 270-288
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102 Mobilities research Leigh, Jadwiga
2019
3 p. 547-553
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103 Multisensoriality and social work research Morriss, Lisa
2017
3 p. 291-299
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104 Narrative Transformations and Externalizing Talk in a Reflecting Team Consultation Wahlström, Jarl
2006
3 p. 313-332
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105 No one wants to help them: Volunteer legal guardians assisting older adults in the community Jones, Andrea L
2017
3 p. 376-393
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106 Of Quant Jocks and Qual Outsiders: Doctoral student narratives on the quest for training in qualitative research Benton, Amy D.
2012
3 p. 232-248
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107 Old Age Identity in Social Welfare Practice Wilińska, Monika
2011
3 p. 346-363
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108 Older adult and family member perspectives of the decision-making process involved in moving to assisted living Koenig, Terry L
2014
3 p. 335-350
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109 Older Women and Driving Cessation Bauer, Mary J.
2003
3 p. 309-325
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110 On the Problem of Difference... Fook, Jan
2003
3 p. 359-363
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111 Parental Consent and the Ethics of Research with Foster Children Bogolub, Ellen B.
2005
3 p. 271-292
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112 Patterns of Abuse Disclosure among Youth Ungar, Michael
2009
3 p. 341-356
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113 Portfolio Creation, Action Research and the Learning Environment Elliott, Nigel
2003
3 p. 327-345
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114 Pre-implementation knowledge tool development for health services providers: A qualitative study of Canadian social workers Dykeman, Sarah
2014
3 p. 351-371
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115 Process and product, to do and to write Gioia, Deborah
2013
3 p. 372-373
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116 Professional relationships and decision making in social work: Lessons from a Scottish case study of secure accommodation decision making Roesch-Marsh, Autumn
2018
3 p. 405-422
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117 Promoting and Managing Innovation Baldwin, Mark
2008
3 p. 330-348
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118 Promoting and Managing Innovation Baldwin, Mark
2008
3 p. 330-348
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119 ‘Proud of what I do but often … I would be happier to say I drive trucks’: Ambiguity in social workers’ self-perception Beddoe, Liz
2019
3 p. 530-546
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120 Putting the Right Face on a Wrong Body Mik-Meyer, Nanna
2010
3 p. 385-405
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121 Qualitative Inquiry and Evaluation in the Beginning of a Third Decade Nygren, Lennart
2002
3 p. 285-289
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122 Qualitative inquiry using social media: A field-tested example Caplan, Mary A
2019
3 p. 417-435
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123 Qualitative interview as special conversation (after removal) Broadhurst, Karen
2015
3 p. 301-306
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124 Queer Genealogies Hicks, Stephen
2005
3 p. 293-308
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125 Reading and Not Reading in Professional Practice Horder, William
2004
3 p. 297-311
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126 Ready to work (yet)? Unemployment trajectories among vulnerable welfare recipients Danneris, Sophie
2018
3 p. 355-372
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127 Reflections on using physical objects as data generation strategies: An example from a study of youth violence and healing Berihun, Gebrehiwot
2015
3 p. 338-355
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128 Rereading Malinowski Chatterjee, Pranab
2002
3 p. 380-384
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129 Researching in Partnership Tew, Jerry
2008
3 p. 271-287
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130 Researching in Partnership Tew, Jerry
2008
3 p. 271-287
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131 Researching the lives of Irish Roman Catholic clergy who have sexually abused minors: Collaborative inquiry Keenan, Marie
2012
3 p. 282-298
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132 Revealing Disagreement and Discomfort through Auto-ethnography and Personal Narrative Trotter, Joy
2006
3 p. 369-388
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133 Review Essay Camic, Paul M.
2003
3 p. 369-374
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134 Review Essay Merriam, Sharan B.
2003
3 p. 365-368
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135 Review Essay 2004
3 p. 347-356
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136 ReviewEssay: Margaret Sandelowski and Julie Barroso, Handbook for Synthesizing Qualitative Research. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 2006. 284 pp. ISBN 0—8261—5694—0 (pbk) Peterson, Lance
2008
3 p. 386-391
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137 ReviewEssay: Margaret Sandelowski and Julie Barroso, Handbook for Synthesizing Qualitative Research. New York: Springer Publishing Company, 2006. 284 pp. ISBN 0—8261—5694—0 (pbk) Peterson, Lance
2008
3 p. 386-391
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138 ReviewEssay: Matt Petticrew and Helen Roberts, Systematic Reviews in the Social Sciences: A Practical Guide. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing, 2005. 352 pp. ISBN 978—14051—2110—1 (hbk); ISBN 978—1—4051—2111—8 (pbk) Norton, Matthew
2008
3 p. 381-386
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139 ReviewEssay: Matt Petticrew and Helen Roberts, Systematic Reviews in the Social Sciences: A Practical Guide. Oxford, UK: Blackwell Publishing, 2005. 352 pp. ISBN 978—14051—2110—1 (hbk); ISBN 978—1—4051—2111—8 (pbk) Norton, Matthew
2008
3 p. 381-386
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140 ReviewEssays: Barry Percy-Smith and Nigel Thomas, A Handbook of Children and Young People’s Participation: Perspectives from Theory and Practice. London: Routledge, 2010. 378 pp. ISBN 9780415468510 (cloth); ISBN 9780415468527 (pbk); 9780203871072 (ebook) Cammarota, Julio
2010
3 p. 428-435
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141 ReviewEssays: Child’s play, word play: The serious business of taking children seriously Staller, Karen M.
2010
3 p. 427-428
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142 ReviewEssays: Lynn M. Nybell, Jeffrey J. Shook and Janet L. Finn (eds), Childhood, Youth, and Social Work in Transformation: Implications for Policy and Practice. New York: Columbia University Press, 2009. 457 pp. ISBN: 0231141408 (cloth); ISBN 0231518528 (ebook) Peters, Clark
2010
3 p. 435-440
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143 ReviewEssay: Systemic Reviews and Qualitative Inquiry: Oil and Water? Staller, Karen M.
2008
3 p. 380-381
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144 ReviewEssay: Systemic Reviews and Qualitative Inquiry: Oil and Water? Staller, Karen M.
2008
3 p. 380-381
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145 Re-working Empowerment as a theory for practice Wallengren Lynch, Michael
2018
3 p. 373-386
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146 Self-care at the margins of healthcare: ‘Malingering’ and ‘self-neglecting’ cystic fibrosis patients Greenop, Daz
2014
3 p. 389-405
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147 Social workers’ peculiar contribution to ethnographic research de Montigny, Gerald
2018
3 p. 452-468
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148 Social Work Research Hardwick, Louise
2007
3 p. 301-314
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149 Sociological social work Shaw, Ian
2015
3 p. 439-443
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150 Special Issue Editorial: Constructing Identities in Social Work Settings Juhila, Kirsi
2011
3 p. 277-292
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151 Stanley L. Witkin (ed.), Social Construction and Social Work Practice: Interpretations and Innovations Irving, Allan
2013
3 p. 379-383
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152 Successful qualitative articles: A tentative list of cautionary advice Staller, Karen M.
2013
3 p. 247-253
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153 Survival sex and trafficked women: The politics of re-presenting and speaking about others in anti-oppressive qualitative research Hardesty, Melissa
2019
3 p. 493-513
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154 Talking Back to Stigmatized Identities Juhila, Kirsi
2004
3 p. 259-275
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155 Tami Spry, Body, Paper, Stage: Writing and Performing Autoethnography Saldanha, Kennedy
2013
3 p. 373-379
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156 Teaching and learning qualitative methods through the dissertation advising relationship: Perspectives from a professor and a graduate Turner, George W
2016
3 p. 346-362
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157 Teaching a Qualitative Research Seminar on Sensitive Issues Borochowitz, Dalit Yassour
2005
3 p. 347-362
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158 Teaching qualitative methods to social workers: Four approaches Munn, Jean Correll
2016
3 p. 322-330
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159 Teaching qualitative research and participatory practices in neoliberal times Newman, Andrea
2016
3 p. 428-443
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160 Teaching qualitative research: Key content, course structures, and recommendations Drisko, James W
2016
3 p. 307-321
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161 Telling Tales Greene, Jennifer C.
2002
3 p. 297-302
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162 The Arena of Othering Krumer-Nevo, Michal
2002
3 p. 303-318
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163 ‘The assessment is in the chat’: Analysing conversations in community care Bolger, Andrew
2014
3 p. 421-435
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164 The child catchers: Rescue, trafficking, and the new gospel of adoption, Kathryn Joyce Hyde, Cheryl A
2014
3 p. 443-445
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165 The Computer Social Worker: Regulatory practices, regulated bodies and science Phillips, Catherine R
2019
3 p. 443-457
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166 The insider–outsider role of a Chinese researcher doing fieldwork in China: The implications of cultural context Cui, Ke
2015
3 p. 356-369
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167 The invisibility of Early Career Researchers in social work: A call for action Morriss, Lisa
2018
3 p. 331-336
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168 The Needs of Foster Parents MacGregor, Tracy E.
2006
3 p. 351-368
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169 The pursuit of standardization in domestic violence social work: A multiple case study of how the idea of using risk assessment tools is manifested and processed in the Swedish social services Skillmark, Mikael
2019
3 p. 458-474
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170 The role of work in recovery from bipolar disorders Borg, Marit
2013
3 p. 323-339
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171 “The thing itself”: Using literary criticism techniques in teaching qualitative research through dissertation advising Joyce, Patricia A
2016
3 p. 407-413
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172 The Usefulness of Oral Life (Hi)story to Understand and Empower Patel, Tina
2005
3 p. 327-345
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173 The value of digital video data for qualitative social work research: A narrative review Miller Scarnato, Jenn
2019
3 p. 382-396
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174 Thoughts On Qualitative Research Methods at NIH Heurtin-Roberts, Suzanne
2002
3 p. 376-379
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175 Through their lens: Case managers’ experiences of the child welfare system Thompson, Heather M
2017
3 p. 411-429
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176 Too little, too late: Socioeconomic disparities in the experience of women living with diabetes Nicklett, Emily Joy
2014
3 p. 372-388
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177 Towards depth and width in Qualitative Social Work: Aligning interpretative phenomenological analysis with the theory of social domains Houston, Stan
2012
3 p. 266-281
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178 Towards professional wisdom: Practical deliberation in the people professions Evans, Tony
2015
3 p. 437-439
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179 Two Decades of Developments in Qualitative Inquiry Patton, Michael Quinn
2002
3 p. 261-283
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180 Understanding Gendered Practice in Child Protection Scourfield, Jonathan
2002
3 p. 319-340
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181 Understanding ‘Marginal’ Perspectives Bottrell, Dorothy
2009
3 p. 321-339
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182 Understanding the Experiences of Street Level Prostitutes Williamson, Celia
2003
3 p. 271-287
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183 Understanding Women's Responses to Domestic Violence Cavanagh, Kate
2003
3 p. 229-249
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184 Using feminist leadership to build a performance-based, peer education program Christensen, M. Candace
2013
3 p. 254-269
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185 Using Focus Groups to Create Culturally Appropriate HIV Prevention Material for the Deaf Community Crowe, Teresa V.
2003
3 p. 289-308
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186 Using social work theory to engage with gatekeepers in researching the sensitive topic of intra-familial homicide Johnson, Carolyn H
2018
3 p. 423-438
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187 Victim Narratives of Historical Abuse in Residential Child Care Smith, Mark
2010
3 p. 303-320
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188 Victorian aspirations: The life and labour of Charles and Mary Booth Belinda Norman-Butler Shaw, Ian
2017
3 p. 430-434
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189 Waiting it out: Time, action, and the process of securing benefits Seefeldt, Kristin S
2017
3 p. 300-316
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190 What are you (un)doing with that story? Nouvet, Elysée
2019
3 p. 514-529
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191 What is yet to come? Couples living with dementia orienting themselves towards an uncertain future Nilsson, Elin
2019
3 p. 475-492
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192 When does compassion fatigue hit social workers? Caring for oncology patients in Korea Yi, Jaehee
2018
3 p. 337-354
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193 Who Do We Think We Are? Butler, Avril
2007
3 p. 281-299
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194 Winter musings on early childhood outcomes Gioia, Deborah
2014
3 p. 436-438
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195 Women Who Succeeded in Leaving Public Assistance for a Living-wage Job Gray, Karen A.
2005
3 p. 309-326
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196 Working Hard to Resist a 'Bad Mother' Label Kielty, Sandra
2008
3 p. 363-379
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197 Working Hard to Resist a `Bad Mother' Label Kielty, Sandra
2008
3 p. 363-379
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198 “You try to keep a brave face on but inside you are in bits”: Grandparent experiences of engaging with professionals in Children’s Services Tarrant, Anna
2017
3 p. 351-366
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