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Talking about culture in social work encounters: immigrant families and child welfare in Finland
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  • 20061. Policy, People, and the New Professional23 cited
  • 2009‘We have very different positions on some issues’: how child welfare workers in Norway and England bridge cultural differences when communicating with ethnic minority families20 cited
  • 2016The challenge of superdiversity for the identity of the social work profession: Experiences of social workers in ‘De Sloep’ in Ghent, Belgium14 cited

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  • 2020“I don't know what to do—Could it be cultural?” The operationalization of cultural sensitivity among street‐level workers in the Norwegian Labour and Welfare Administration13 cited
  • 2019Child-rearing practices: cross cultural perspectives of African asylum-seeking families and child protection social workers in Ireland13 cited
  • 2020Navigating the multifaceted landscape of culture and social work12 cited
  • 2007Facing culture: the (de)legitimation of social work3 cited