Empowering practice?: A critical appraisal of the family group conference approach

Carol Luton · Paul Nixon

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The dilemma of empowerment partnership and empowerment in children's services lessons from New Zealand empowering professionals international perspectives empowerment in process? assessing outcomes in child welfare empowering outcomes.

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