Globalization, indigenization, and authentization in social work

Guat Tin Ng · Timothy Sim

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(2006). Globalization, indigenization, and authentization in social work. Asia Pacific Journal of Social Work and Development: Vol. 16, Globilization, Indigenization, and Authentization in Social Work, pp. 1-5.

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2002Tensions confronting the development of social work education in China 1999Cross-cultural practice 2005A Snapshot on the Development of Social Work Education in China: A Delphi Study 2004The Self-Concept of Chinese Women and the Indigenization of Social Work in China 2005Beyond indigenization and reconceptualization 2005Chinese culture, social work education and research 2002Historical development and characteristics of social work in today’s Vietnam 2004Social work education, training and standards in the Asia–Pacific region

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