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Weaving Sociology into New Zealand Social Work Education
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  • 2011Taking a Marxist Look at the Framework for the Assessment of Children in Need and Their Families: Practice Gains5 cited
  • 2018Practice Leadership ‘On Purpose’ — Extending the Reach of Practice Frameworks4 cited
  • 2010Working with ‘risk’: It’s more than just an assessment idea4 cited