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The challenge of engaging fathers in the child protection process
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  • 2000Changing Violent Men220 cited
  • 2003Gender and Child Protection193 cited
  • 2001The Violences of Men159 cited
  • 2003Taking Fathers Seriously97 cited
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  • 2010'Here's my Story': Fathers of 'Looked After' Children Recount their Experiences in the Canadian Child Welfare System62 cited
  • 2012Engaging fathers in child protection services: A review of factors and strategies across ecological systems56 cited
  • 2008‘FOR THE SAKE OF THE CHILDREN’: MAKING SENSE OF CHILDREN AND CHILDHOOD IN THE CONTEXT OF CHILD PROTECTION53 cited
  • 2015The Diverse Fathering Practices of Men Who Perpetrate Domestic Violence52 cited
  • 2014Assessing parental capacity to change when children are on the edge of care: an overview of current research evidence51 cited
  • 2018The Trouble With Fathers: The Impact of Time and Gendered-Thinking on Working Relationships Between Fathers and Social Workers in Child Protection Practice in England48 cited
  • 2019A content analysis of case records: Two-generations of child protective services involvement42 cited

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  • 2008Children and Domestic Violence: Constructing a Policy Problem in Australia and New Zealand40 cited
  • 2013Early intervention and holistic, relationship‐based practice with fathers: evidence from the work of the F amily N urse P artnership36 cited
  • 2009Domestic Violence and Child Protection: Partnerships and Collaboration35 cited
  • 2009Disabled men and fathering: opportunities and constraints34 cited
  • 2012Rethinking Services for Young Fathers34 cited
  • 2015Gender‐sensitive intervention to improve work with fathers in child welfare services33 cited
  • 2017Single mothers, the role of fathers, and the risk for child maltreatment29 cited
  • 2011Low-Income Fathers’ Barriers to Participation in Family and Parenting Programs27 cited
  • 2013‘All about Eve’: Mothers, Masculinities and the 2011 UK Riots26 cited