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Dragged to Market: Being a Profession in the Postmodern World
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  • 1993The Theory of Quasi-Markets183 cited
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  • 2023Knowledge, Power, and the Shape of Social Work Practice78 cited
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  • 2001Developing creative solutions to the problems of children and their families: communicative reason and the use of forum theatre26 cited
  • 2018Will material interest make social workers quit their job? A meta-analysis13 cited
  • 2006Protecting Clients From Harm: The Role of Continuing Professional Education12 cited
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Consumerism
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  • 2011La evolución de los principios del Trabajo Social3 cited