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The return of the political in social work
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  • 2006Social Work in a Risk Society424 cited
  • 2003Infinite Thought: Truth and the Return to Philosophy261 cited
  • 2002Virtue Ethics and Social Work: Being Lucky, Realistic, and not Doing ones Duty179 cited
  • 2001Which Blair Project?69 cited
  • 2008Social work as art revisited51 cited

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  • 2023‘Listen Very Carefully, We Will Say This Only Once (Again)’ Dead Ends to Politicisation in Social Work20 cited
  • 2017Reshaping political ideology in social work: A critical perspective15 cited
  • 2017Building a working alliance between professionals and service users in family preservation. A multiple case study13 cited
  • 2009Where's the beef? A response to Gray and Webb's ‘The return of the political in social work’12 cited
  • 2017What is social about criminal justice social work in Belgium?10 cited
  • 2012Where Science Meets Art: Sociology and Social Work8 cited
  • 2017The New Forest: The Relationship between Social Work and Socially Engaged Art Practice Revisited7 cited
  • 2015Coming Up for Air: Exploring an Intergenerational Perspective on Social Work6 cited
  • 2010Weaving Sociology into New Zealand Social Work Education

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  • 2009Practising public scholarship ‐ Edited by Katharyne Mitchell0 cited