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User Empowerment or Family Self-Reliance? The Family Group Conference Model
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  • 1978Radical Social Work.185 cited
  • 1995Paternalism or partnership : family involvement in the child protection process183 cited
  • 1994Liberation and regulation? Some paradoxes of empowerment107 cited
  • 1991Empowerment and oppression: An indissoluble pairing for contemporary social work96 cited

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  • 2012Family group conferences: context, process and ways forward42 cited
  • 2013Understanding Disability38 cited
  • 2011The Effects of Family Group Conferences on Social Support and Mental Health for Longer-Term Social Assistance Recipients in Norway37 cited
  • 2008Street‐level bureaucracy and family group decision making in the USA26 cited
  • 2005Aboriginal child placement principle and family group conferences25 cited
  • 1999Family Group Conferences: User Empowerment or Family Self-Reliance?--a development from Lupton24 cited
  • 2012Playing catch-up? Recent reform of New Zealand’s youth justice system23 cited
  • 2017Service Users as Receivers of Risk-Dominated Practice9 cited

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