Responding to ethnicity: a cross national evaluation of social work responses in child protection cases

Abstract

The aim of this article is to present the findings on how social workers in the respective countries respond to the information in a vignette. More specifically, we follow respondents’ first reactions to the vignette information throughout the threestage development of the case and go on to compare respondents’ assessment of families with ethnic-minority status and majority-population families, respectively.

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