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Representation and participation in child care proceedings: what about the voice of the parents?
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  • 2007Ireland's Magdalen Laundries and the Nation's Architecture of Containment261 cited
  • 1972Church and State in Modern Ireland, 1923-1970213 cited
  • 2011Unmarried Mothers in Ireland, 1880–197378 cited
  • 2016Child Welfare Removals by the State78 cited
  • 2004History of the present of child protection and welfare social work in Ireland53 cited
  • 2007Specialist advocacy services for parents with learning disabilities involved in child protection proceedings28 cited

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  • 2018Children in immediate danger: Emergency removals in Finnish and Irish child protection20 cited
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  • 2018Parental participation in child protection practice: The experiences of parents and workers in Ghana16 cited
  • 2021The Importance of Teaching Social Work as a Sociolegal Practice: An Irish Perspective4 cited

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