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Janice Wood Wetzel2015

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United Nations and its Agencies

Janice Wood Wetzel

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Social Sciences and Policies Social Work Education and Practice Historical and Contemporary Political Dynamics

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2024Human Rights and Social Work: Towards Rights-Based Practice 2013Environmental justice at the heart of social work practice: Greening the profession 2011Social Work in a Globalizing World 2011Social work in a globalizing world 2015Green Social Work 2012Handbook of International Social Work

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