Paternalism or partnership : family involvement in the child protection process

June Thoburn · David Shemmings

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The Research Study and the Sample Areas The Parents and Carers The Children Social Work Practice and Agency Policy Social Work Practice in the 220 Cases The Nature and Extent of Family Involvement Characteristics Associated with Working in Partnership.

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