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The Elusive Boundaries of Social Work
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  • 1969Power and Discontent.828 cited
  • 2001Is Social Work a Profession?658 cited
  • 1958Industrial Society and Social Welfare497 cited
  • 1959Industrial Society and Social Welfare.362 cited
  • 2024Social Science and Social Pathology224 cited
  • 1988Psychotherapy, Distributive Justice, and Social Work: Part 1: Distributive Justice as a Conceptual Framework for Social Work122 cited
  • 1966The Professional Altruist: The Emergence of Social Work as a Career, 1880-1930120 cited
  • 1983State Social Work and the Working Class101 cited
  • 1986Social Workers and Their Practice in Welfare Bureaucracies51 cited
  • 1985The Social Work Profession: A Reconceptualization47 cited
  • 1984Invitation to Social Work41 cited
  • 1979Trapped Within Welfare: Surviving Social Work29 cited
  • 1991Social Work in an Enterprise Society18 cited
  • 1983The Domain and Expertise of Social Work: A Conceptualization18 cited
  • 1973Social Services: The Problem of Accountability18 cited

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