International Social Work and the Radical Tradition

Mario Trinidad

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International Social Work and the Radical Tradition Michael Lavalette & Iain Ferguson (Eds.) Birmingham, UK, Venture Press, 2007 239 pp., ISBN 9781861780768, £15.95 (paperback) Social work, at leas...

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