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Dilemmas in International Social Work Education in the United Arab Emirates: Islam, Localization and Social Need
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  • 2005Social Work and the House of Islam: Orienting Practitioners to the Beliefs and Values of Muslims in the United States161 cited
  • 2001POLYGAMY AND WIFE ABUSE: A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF MUSLIM WOMEN IN AMERICA122 cited
  • 2012Developing Cross-cultural Competence101 cited
  • 2001The Cultural Mediator: Bridging the Gap Between a Non-Western Community and Professional Social Work Practice98 cited
  • 2002Cultural norms versus state law in treating incest: a suggested model for Arab families98 cited
  • 2000Islamic theology and prayer80 cited
  • 2003Principles of Social Work Practice in the Muslim Arab World71 cited
  • 1999Social work and Koranic mental health healers64 cited
  • 2004The Self-Concept of Chinese Women and the Indigenization of Social Work in China62 cited
  • 2000Anti-racist perspectives: What are the gains for social work?41 cited
  • 2001Islamic perspectives in social work education: Implications for teaching and practice36 cited

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When values collide: Finding common ground for social work education in the United Arab Emirates
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  • 2017Social work education crossing the borders: a field education programme for international internship22 cited
  • 2016Response to a strengths-based approach in social work in schools: An Indian school in Dubai21 cited
  • 2022A review of Indigenous social work around the world: Concepts, debates and challenges18 cited
  • 2020Social distancing and social work field placements13 cited
  • 2011Supporting International Students Undertaking Australian University Studies13 cited
  • 2009Curricular Blueprinting: The Relevance of American Social Work Education for International Students11 cited
  • 2018Perceived Barriers to Interning Abroad: Perceptions from African American Social Work Students9 cited
  • 2021Enhancing the Social Work Field Practicum Experience through the Practice Development Forum (PDF) at the United Arab Emirates University7 cited
  • 2021Challenges in dealing with involuntary clients5 cited