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Research Note—Globalization and Social Work: Influencing Practice Through Continuing Education
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  • 2009Social Development Issues773 cited
  • 2001Issues in International Social Work203 cited
  • 2013International Federation of Social Workers (IFSW)119 cited
  • 2007Integrating Globalization into the Social Work Curriculum62 cited
  • 2011Theoretical pathways to the future: Globalization, ICT and social work theory and practice48 cited
  • 2005Globalisation and social work: A snapshot of Australian practitioners’ views17 cited
  • 2007Globalization and Social Work Education and Practice: Exploring Australian Practitioners' Views9 cited
  • 2011Social Work Education and Global Issues: Implications for Social Work Practice8 cited

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  • 2016The Learning Institute: Promoting Social Justice Advocacy Within a Continuing Education Program4 cited

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