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ScholarWorks > HHS > Social Work > JSSW > Vol. 34 > Iss. 4 (2007)

 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

  • TWO DECADES AFTER MCMARTIN: A FOLLOW-UP OF 22 CONVICTED DAY CARE EMPLOYEES - Mary deYoung
  • NEGOTIATING 'PROFESSIONAL AGENCY': SOCIAL WORK AND DECISION-MAKING WITHIN THE ONTARIO CHILD WELFARE SYSTEM - Henry Parada, Lisa Barnoff, and Brienne Coleman
  • A CRITIQUE OF THE GLOBAL TRAFFICKING DISCOURSE AND U.S. POLICY - Moshoula Capous Desyllas
  • A QUALITATIVE STUDY OF LETTERS TO PRESIDENT KENNEDY FROM PERSONS WITH MENTAL ILLNESS AND THEIR FAMILIES:USING THE RESEARCH POEM IN POLICY ORIENTED RESEARCH - Rich Furman and Allison Shukraft
  • THE RESEARCH PRACTICES AND NEEDS OF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN AN URBAN CENTER - Randy Stoecker
  • PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SOURCES OF ASSISTANCE FOR LOW-INCOME HOUSEHOLDS - Chi-Fang Wu and Mary Keegan Eamon
  • SOCIAL FUNCTIONING: A SOCIOLOGICAL COMMON BASE FOR SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE - Thomas J. Blakely and Gregory M. Dziadosz

BOOK REVIEWS

  • International Social Work Research: Issues and Prospects. Tony Tripodi and Miriam Potoky-Tripodi. Reviewed by Teresa Morris.
  • Strategic Giving: The Art and Science' of Philanthropy. Peter Frumkin. Reviewed by Ram Cnaan.
  • Welfare Discipline: Discourse, Governance and Globalization. Sanford F. Schram. Reviewed by Pranab Chatterjee and Kathleen M. Alman.
  • Human Behavior for Social Work Practice: A Developmental- Ecological Framework. Wendy Haight and Edward H. Taylor. Reviewed by Marvin D. Feit.
  • The Relationship Rights of Children. James G. Dwyer. Reviewed by Mary Ann Mason.
  • The Future of Europe: Reform or Decline. Alberto Alesina and Francesco Gianvassi. Reviewed by James Midgley.

BOOK NOTES

  • Social Theory: Central Issues in Sociology. John Scott.
  • Humanitarian Aid Work: A Critical Approach. Carlos Martin Beristain.
  • Unsung Heroines: Single Mothers and the American Dream. Ruth Sidel.
  • Deadly Worlds: The Emotional Costs of Globalization. Charles Lemert and Anthony Elliott.
  • Solving the Health Care Problem: How Other Nations Succeeded and Why the United States Has Not. Pamela Behan.
  • American Families: Past and Present. Susan M.'Ross, Editor.

INDEX OF VOLUME XXXIV, ISSUES 1-4

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