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Registration in New Zealand social work

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2006Globalization and Social Work: International and Local Implications197 cited
2008The professionalisation of social work: a cross‐national exploration194 cited
2006Social work in the UK and the global labour market51 cited
2006Pariah Profession, Debased Discipline? An Analysis of Social Work's Low Academic Status and the Possibilities for Change49 cited

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2016Crossing borders: key features of migrant social workers in New Zealand27 cited
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2018Is there a case for the registration of social workers in Australia?23 cited
2011Migrant Social Workers' Experience in New Zealand: Education and Supervision Issues23 cited
2016A matter of degrees: The role of education in the professionalisation journey of social work in New Zealand22 cited
2013Civic practice: A new professional paradigm for social work21 cited
2017The social work regulation project in Aotearoa New Zealand20 cited
2016Supervision in social work in Aotearoa New Zealand: Challenges in changing contexts16 cited
2019NEOLIBERALISM AND SOCIAL WORK REGULATION

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2019Establishing the qualification criteria for social worker registration in Aotearoa New Zealand: conflict and compromise12 cited

2016Continuing professional development of registered social workers in New Zealand12 cited

2010Building professional capital : New Zealand social workers and continuing education12 cited

2016Discovering health social work in New Zealand in its published work: Implications for the profession11 cited

2010Self-reflexive Student Research and its Implications for Social Work Education10 cited

2021Validating a model for indicating the professionalisation of social work in China7 cited