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Western Theories and Local Practice: Implications on Social Work Education in Malaysia
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  • 1987Islamic resurgence in Malaysia191 cited
  • 1983Professional Power and Social Welfare133 cited
  • 1973Underdevelopment and development118 cited
  • 2024Professional Power and Social Welfare115 cited
  • 1960Malay Kinship and Marriage in Singapore95 cited
  • 1966Malay Peasant Society in Jelebu83 cited
  • 1972Social Work Education in Africa72 cited
  • 1987Comparative social policy and the Third World56 cited
  • 1976Conscientization: an Indigenous Approach To International Social Work20 cited
  • 1970Social Work's Relation to National Development in Developing Nations8 cited
  • 1969Western Social Work and the Afro-Asian World6 cited

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