Women's contributions to social work journals

Stuart A. Kirk · Aaron Rosenblatt

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scientometrics and bibliometrics research Gender Diversity and Inequality Psychology Research and Bibliometrics

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Publication of articles in professional journals is an accepted measure of scholarly productivity and leadership. To assess the intellectual contribution of women in social work, this study examined the authorship of articles in five major social work journals over a period of forty-four years.

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