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Child protection practice: an ungovernable enterprise?
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  • 1986The Protection of Children: State Intervention and Family Life.312 cited
  • 1992Governing the Family: Child Care, Child Protection, and the State, by Nigel Parton187 cited
  • 1992Child Abuse and the Bureaucratisation of Social Work156 cited
  • 1997Protecting children in new times: child protection and the risk society84 cited
  • 1996Emotional abuse and neglect: a time for reappraisal41 cited

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  • 2010Whiteness and the politics of ‘race’ in child protection guidelines in Ireland17 cited
  • 2010Locked Out of Prevention? The Identity of Child and Family-Oriented Social Work in Scottish Post-Devolution Policy6 cited

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