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    The Promotion of Avoidable Ignorance in the British Journal of Social Work

    The Promotion of Avoidable Ignorance in the British Journal of Social Work by Gambrill, Eileen

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    A Case Study of Applied Scholarship: The British Journal of Social Work 1971–2013

    A Case Study of Applied Scholarship: The British Journal of Social Work 1971–2013 by Jobling, Hannah, Shaw, Ian, Jang, Ik Hyun, Czarnecki, Sarah, Ramatowski, Ann

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    Editorial: What’s in a Name? The British Journal of Social Work Past and Present

    Editorial: What’s in a Name? The British Journal of Social Work Past and Present by Golightley, Malcom, Holloway, Margaret

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    Empowering the people: 'empowerment' and the British Journal of Social Work, 1971-99

    Empowering the people: 'empowerment' and the British Journal of Social Work, 1971-99 by McLaughlin, Kenneth

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    Editorial: Resilient, Steadfast and Forward-Looking: The Story of Social Work in the UK Told through 50 Years of the British Journal of Social Work

    Editorial: Resilient, Steadfast and Forward-Looking: The Story of Social Work in the UK Told through 50 Years of the British Journal of Social Work by Grant, Scott, Allen, Ruth, Nosowska, Gerry, Cree, Viv, Cullen, Anne, Holloway, Margaret, Golightley, Malcolm, Higgins, Martyn, Pinkerton, John, Unwin, Peter, Ward, Dave

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    Reviewers of Manuscripts published in Volume 36 of the British Journal of Social Work

    Reviewers of Manuscripts published in Volume 36 of the British Journal of Social Work

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    The Promotion of Avoidable Ignorance in the British Journal of Social Work (Gambrill, 2018): A Very Short Reply

    The Promotion of Avoidable Ignorance in the British Journal of Social Work (Gambrill, 2018): A Very Short Reply by Holloway, Margaret, Golightley, Malcolm

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    Statistical Errors in Papers in the British Journal of Social Work (Volumes 1–14)

    Statistical Errors in Papers in the British Journal of Social Work (Volumes 1–14) by HUXLEY, PETER

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    ‘Quantitative–Descriptive’ Articles in the British Journal of Social Work, Volumes 1–14

    ‘Quantitative–Descriptive’ Articles in the British Journal of Social Work, Volumes 1–14 by HUXLEY, PETER

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    The British Journal of Social Work (2004)

    The British Journal of Social Work (2004)

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    SOCIAL WORK SELECTION The British Journal of Social Work (1999) M. Bell. Working in partnerships in child protection: The conflicts. Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 437–455

    SOCIAL WORK SELECTION The British Journal of Social Work (1999) M. Bell. Working in partnerships in child protection: The conflicts. Vol. 29, No. 3, pp. 437–455 by Weissman, Roger

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    The British Journal of Social Work (1998). S. Baldry & J. Kemmis. Research note. What is it like to be looked after by a Local Authority? Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 129–136

    The British Journal of Social Work (1998). S. Baldry & J. Kemmis. Research note. What is it like to be looked after by a Local Authority? Vol. 28, No. 1, pp. 129–136 by Weissman, Roger

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    The British Journal of Social Work (1998). T. Knight & S. Caveney. Assessment and Action Records: Will they promote good parenting? Vol. 28, No.1, pp. 29–44. S. Jackson. Looking after children: A new approach or just an exercise in form filling? A response to Knight and Caveney. Vol. 28, No.1, pp. 45–56

    The British Journal of Social Work (1998). T. Knight & S. Caveney. Assessment and Action Records: Will they promote good parenting? Vol. 28, No.1, pp. 29–44. S. Jackson. Looking after children: A new approach or just an exercise in form filling? A response to Knight and Caveney. Vol. 28, No.1, pp. 45–56 by Weissman, Roger

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    The Editorship of The British Journal of Social Work

    The Editorship of The British Journal of Social Work

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    The British Journal of Social Work

    The British Journal of Social Work by Renold, Emma

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    'Quantitative-descriptive' articles in the British Journal of Social Work, volumes 1-14

    'Quantitative-descriptive' articles in the British Journal of Social Work, volumes 1-14 by Huxley, P

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    Statistical errors in papers in the British Journal of Social Work (volumes 1-14)

    Statistical errors in papers in the British Journal of Social Work (volumes 1-14) by Huxley, P

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    SOCIAL WORK SELECTION The British Journal of Social Work (1999) R. Barn. White mothers, mixed parentage children and child welfare. Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 269–284

    SOCIAL WORK SELECTION The British Journal of Social Work (1999) R. Barn. White mothers, mixed parentage children and child welfare. Vol. 29, No. 2, pp. 269–284 by Weissman, Roger

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    A Response to the Notion of Avoidable Ignorance in Critiques of Evidence-Based Practice

    A Response to the Notion of Avoidable Ignorance in Critiques of Evidence-Based Practice by Khoury, Emmanuelle

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    The Poverty-Aware Paradigm for Child Protection: A Critical Framework for Policy and Practice

    The Poverty-Aware Paradigm for Child Protection: A Critical Framework for Policy and Practice by Saar-Heiman, Yuval, Gupta, Anna

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