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Cross-cultural practice and the indigenisation of African social work

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2005An 'Ecospiritual' Perspective: Finally, a Place for Indigenous Approaches13 cited

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2014UNHELPFUL HELP: THE SOCIAL WORK PROFESSION’S RESPONSE TO MASS POVERTY IN SOUTH AFRICA11 cited

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